The global outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted many aspects of healthcare delivery - cancer prevention and care are no exception [1]. The pandemic has exposed the vulnerability of our healthcare systems, our societies, and our health, as well as exacerbated inequalities within and between European countries. It has also cast a spotlight on the vulnerability of people living with cancer.

The Energy Efficient Mortgages Initiative (EEMI) is delighted to announce that UBI BANCA has joined the 

The Covid-19 crisis has revealed some significant gaps in our social protection systems, hitting hard those who were already the most vulnerable. The Social Impact Report 2020 by the World Employment Confederation analyses social protection coverage across diverse forms of work.

In current times of a global public health crisis, an urgent reflection on mental health and healthcare is and will remain a key element in coping with emergency situations and ensuring the overall wellbeing of populations across the globe. With these challenges in mind and, now more than ever, the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) is putting major efforts to contribute to reducing everyone’s risk of developing mental health problems.

IndustriAll European Trade Union denounces this short-sighted decision and stands in solidarity with Airbus workers, ready to fight and protect jobs!