Ceemet - European Tech & Industry Employers

On 13 February, Ceemet took part in the European Commission’s strategic dialogue on the future of the #automotive industry, focusing on skills and social affairs, organised by Executive Vice-President Roxana Minzatu.

👉 Read more about the main takeaways: bit.ly/41gxNLk

Ceemet at the Paris Summit on AI and the Future of Work As part of the Summit for Action on Artificial Intelligence (AI), the French Ministry of Labour organised an international conference on 10 February on the theme “AI and the future […]

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Crédit : Ministères Sociaux / DICOM / Nicolo’ Revelli-Beaumont / Sipa Press

💻 As part of the Summit for Action on AI, the French Ministry of Labour organised an international conference on 10 Feb on “AI and the future of work.”

Ceemet DG Delphine Rudelli reiterated the importance of social dialogue in companies' implementation of AI.

Europe’s industries need better regulation, not more. Our objective is to build a strong European industry, which requires a policy framework that enables industries—the backbone of our economies—to succeed.

📢 Read Ceemet’s response to the recent initiatives of EU institutions: bit.ly/4gmUj9r

📢 It's time to adopt the #Omnibus Simplification Package to deliver on the promises of a competitive Europe!

👉 Read the joint position of European industrial associations here: bit.ly/4hMhQSf

ECEG - European Chemical Employers Group Cefic FIEC EU European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA)

The EU #Omnibus Simplification Package will be presented on 26 February. European companies are under immense pressure from global competition. Industrial associations stress that urgent action is needed to streamline different legislation and reduce bureaucratic burdens.

Read here: bit.ly/4hMhQSf

A competitive industrial policy is key to preventing #deindustrialisation. Ceemet welcomes today's industrial union demonstration in Brussels in support of a strong industrial policy, but we warn that more social regulation goes against that objective.

📢 Read our position here: bit.ly/4gmUj9r

Tomorrow, industrial unions across Europe will rally in Brussels for a strong industrial policy. We fully support this goal but warn that more social regulation will not help the industry thrive. Instead, we need policies that foster investment, innovation, and job creation.

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✅ Investing in future technologies and automation will be key to staying competitive.

Read the latest report by @eurofound.bsky.social on employment in the automotive industry, to which we were happy to contribute: bit.ly/411ec1E

As the #automotive sector evolves, so must our approach to labour shortages and skills. 🔧🚗
✅ Anticipatory policymaking should assist the sectors affected by persistent labour shortages.
✅ Reskilling automotive workers will strengthen Europe’s industrial priorities.