On Wednesday 12 March, the European Parliament’s political groups gave a relatively favourable reception to the Commission’s proposals on the Union of Skills presented on 5 March (see EUROPE B13593A18), during a plenary debate on the subject with the executive Vice-President responsible for Quality Employment, Social Rights and Preparation, Roxana Mînzatu.
While the elected representatives felt that it was necessary to improve basic skills, particularly for young children, but also...