MFF Watch 2028–2034 As the EU institutions and Member States dive into negotiations over the next long-term budget - the EU 2028–2034 Multi-annual Fin...
Digital4Business opens 'No-tuition-fee' January 2026 cohort: Joint Professional Master's in Advanced Digital Technologies for Business
Applications are now open for the January 2026 intake of the Digital4Business Joint Professional Master's in Advanced Digital Technologies for Busines...
EU Code Week Community unites in Madrid
Empowering Europe's next generation Last month, the EU Code Week Consortium and Community gathered in Madrid (18-19 September) to celebrate the start ...
European Parliament launches EU Code Week 2025
Empowering Europe's next generation through digital skills On Monday, the European Parliament launched EU Code Week 2025, marking the start of a new c...
Delivering the Union of Skills
The Union of Skills, announced at the EU Social Forum, marks a pivotal moment for Europe's skills agenda, providing ...
Navigating change, delivering success
2024 has been a year of change and adaptation for European business and industry. Fortunately, some things don't change: for our clients, it has been ...
EU funding for skills and employment: RRF and Cohesion Policy
The employment and skills landscape across EU Member States has been profoundly impacted not only by rapid developments in Europea...
Erasmus+ calls open: €4.39 billion for education, training, youth and sport
The 2024 Erasmus+ calls are open for submission, offering a total of €4.39 billion for projects in education, training, youth and sport. Th...
Event highlights: Skills for the Green Economy - Policy outlook and best practices
Highlights from The Adecco Group's high-level event on the crucial role that skills investment needs to play in transitioning toward a Green Economy C...
WEBINAR: Skills for the Green Economy - Policy outlook and best practices
The impact of climate change on society and labour markets globally will be profound. To ensure an effective transition to a green economy, climate ch...
Europe’s New Skills Agenda – enough Political Will for concrete Actions
Skills are a key element in the prosperity and economic growth of the EU. Despite high unemployment, many employers report difficulties in recruiting staff with the right skills set, particularly the deficit in ICT skills is growing with an estimated 825,000 open vacancies by 2020. There is an pressing need for better anticipation of the skills needed by employers and for development of these skills that will be needed by the labour market. The question is, will there be operational actions included in the agenda and will they be implemented across the EU or will it become an initiative with mere guidelines for the Member States to tackle these issues nationally?
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