Published: October 2nd, 2024,
Last updated: October 2nd, 2024

Trade unions are increasing the pressure on the new Commission regarding the social reform of the Public Procurement Directive. Several hundred employees from nine different countries demonstrated in Brussels on Tuesday for better working conditions in public sector jobs. „The Public Procurement Directive must make it clear that collective agreements can be taken as a prerequisite for awarding contracts in public tenders„, said Oliver Roethig, Regional Secretary of the European services union Uni Europa, at Tuesday’s Table.Briefings. So far, there have been uncertainties in this regard, especially in smaller cities and municipalities.