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To achieve climate neutrality and long-term economic growth and prosperity, the European Union is undertaking ambitious policy initiatives to become the world’s first global region with no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050.

Together with the ongoing digital transformation of our societies, the green transition will have profound effects on economies and labour markets across Europe. This invites discussions on new forms of work and ways it may impact workers.

Within the frame of CESI’s EU co-funded ‘EcoTra’ project, the “Summer Days” will explore the social dimension of the Green Deal and ways to make the twin (green and digital) transition a key driver of a decent, sustainable, and fair future of work.

Experts and representatives from European and international institutions, the public sector, think tanks, trade unions, and companies will discuss the following questions:

• How will the Green Deal impact economies, labour markets and jobs?
• How to make the Green Deal fair, inclusive and sustainable?
• What will be the impacts of the twin transition on different regions and industry sectors?
• What will be the challenges from the perspectives of the public and private sector?
• How can we ensure participation and co-decision of workers in the transitions?

DAY 2: How to Ensure a Sustainable Twin Transition in the World of Work?
Friday, June 30 | 9.00-14.00

9.30-10.45 Creating a Sustainable Tomorrow
Opening statements followed by a discussion

9.30 Sustainable Transitions at Work: A Competitive Advantage for Businesses
Katleen Vangodtsenhoven, Head of Talent in Belgium at the Adecco Group

9.40 The role of social dialogue in sustainable transitions
Andrea Garnero, Labour Economist at the Directorate for Employment,
Labour and Social Affairs of the OECD

9.50 Well-being: The number one criterion
Elizabeth Kuiper, Associate Director and Head of the Social Europe
and Well-being Programme at the EPC

10.45-11.15 Special Session
The private and the public
Reconciling social fairness and economic competitiveness
Sara Rinaudo, Chair of CESI’s Working Group “Future of Work”
Nicolas Engelbarts, Adviser at the German Civil Service Federation, dbb

12.00-13.00 Workshops- Round 2
Shifting the focus to workers

13.00-13.30 Plenary wrap-up
Workshops reports

13.30-13.45 Closing remarks
Romain Wolff, President of CESI

The event is co-funded by the European Union.

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