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Investment in human capital and long-term financing
The impact of the economic crisis on industry has been severe and the rise in unemployment considerable. Thanks to policies supporting banks and economic recovery packages, we can hope for an end to the recession by the end of 2010. However, a sustainable recovery will only be achieved if we are able to establish the conditions of a new growth model, and if the costs of dealing with the crisis are properly managed.
On June 23 2009, we examined how European efforts to combat climate change and encourage sustainable development are giving rise to a revival in industry.
On December 10 and 11 2009, we investigated the measures being taken by businesses and governments concerning training and preparation for new jobs. Together, we explored a framework for long-term financing that is likely to encourage an increase in social and industrial investment.
| Thursday 10 and Friday 11 December 2009 |
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| at the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels |
Thursday 10 December 2009
9:00 - 9:30 Introduction by Claude Fischer, president, Confrontations Europe
9:30 - 11:00 : Opening round table "Crisis resolution scenarios"
chaired by Thomas Hanke, editorial page editor, Handelsblatt
with Philippe Herzog, founder president, Confrontations Europe
Peggy Hollinger, journalist, Financial Times
Edoardo Reviglio, scientist councellor to the minister Guilio Tremonti
André Sapir, senior fellow, Bruegel
Simon Tilford, chief economist, Centre for European Reform
11:30 - 12:15 "Anticipating restructuring and stakeholder coalitions in the new American economic policy"
With Christopher Murray, chargé d’affaires, US Mission to the EU
12:15 - 13:00 "European Union policy to tackle the crisis"
With Elisa Ferreira, MEP, member of Europe@work
14:30 - 16:00 : Round table "anticipating and preparing for restructuring and the organisation of staff transitions’
chaired by Michal Kurtyka, director of BPI Polska
with Pervenche Beres, president of the commission Employment and Social affairs, European Parliament
Werner Buelen, political secretary construction, EFBWW
Dominique Lagarde, chief human ressources and communication officer, EDF
Gerhard Prätorius, head of coordination CSR and Sustainability, Volkswagen
Amalia di Stefano, head of European affairs and communication, CLEPA
Fernando Vasquez, deputy head of unit, DG Employment Social affairs and Equality, European Commission
16:30 - 18:00 : Round table "Training and qualifications for new jobs, promotion of skills recognition’
chaired by Jeff Bridgford, special adviser, European Trade Union Confederation
with Hilaire de Chergé, Group HR Performance Director, Veolia Environnement
Enrique Calvet Chambon, external delegate, EESC’s CCMI
Jacky Fayolle, deputy director of Studies Departmen, Groupe Alpha
Anders Flodstrom, vice-president, European Technology Institute
Ildikó Kovács, managing director of International HR Solutions
Jean-Christophe Prunet, president in charge of jobs attractiveness, FIEEC
Friday 11 December 2009
9:00 - 10:15 "Challenges and strategies for long-term financing Enjeux et stratégies pour le financement du long terme"
chaired by Olivier Lacoste, director of studies, Confrontations Europe
with Michel Aglietta, professor, Paris X-Nanterre, scientific councillor, CEPII
Franco Bassanini, president of Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
10:45 - 12:15 : Round Table "Dialogue between financial backers and long-term economic investors"
chaired by Daniel Gros, director, Centre for European Policy Studies
with Jean-Claude Banon, Group executive representative with the European Institutions, Veolia Environnement, member of BUSINESSEUROPE
Erwan Boscher, director Pension Solutions, AXA IM
Christophe Bourdillon, group executive representative with the European Institutions, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations
Michel Derdevet, director of communication and public affairs, RTE
Ieke Van Den Burg, former MEP
12:15 - 12:30 "Reform of European Union Governance"
Matthieu de Nanteuil, professor, Université catholique de Louvain, Confrontations Europe
12:30 - 13:00 Conclusions
Philippe Herzog, founder president, Confrontations Europe
HAVE ALSO A LOOK AT:
The June 23 2009 EEE on "The climate package: a way out of crisis".
L’Option n°27 in French and English :" TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT : demographic crisis and economic recovery / FORMATION EMPLOI : choc démographique et sortie de crise".
Minutes, slides, photos
- Dialogue EU/RUSSIA: Competition and coopération in the nuclear industry - Renovating the Single Market
- Les Entretiens Economiques Européens 2012
- Life Sciences
- Western Balkans' Tour - The Roadmap for Energy - Confrontations Europe celebrates its 20 years
- Social dialogue and industrial relations to solve the competitiveness/solidarity equation
The Worth of the Social Economy- An International Perspective” edited by Marie Bouchard.
In Praise of Nuclear Energy - Giles Chichester
Romanian Perspectives Regarding the Inter-war Plans of Creating a “Danubian Confederation”
Will Europe retain its farmers? - Henri Nallet
Preparing European forests for climate change - a contribution of François Calonne to the Commission’s Green Paper
Fragmented Power : Europe and the Global Economy - Bruegel
Wages and wage bargaining in Europe: developments since mid-1990s - ETUI + Reader’s comment (in French)
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