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Europe addresses its competitiveness and labour market crisis.

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Europe addresses its competitiveness and labour market crisis.

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  1. Technology is driving labor market inequality in Europe.1 source
  2. The European Commission implemented new targets for the EU bloc on June 30, 2026.Sub-event
  3. The US rejected a failed European labor model, while noting that the US economy is projected to be twice the size of Europe's.Sub-event
  4. Labour shortages are constraining long-term growth, prompting calls for labor law reform and international support.Sub-event
  5. Imports from companies like Shein and Temu are overwhelming the European market, prompting the European Commission to prepare new customs taxes to curb the influx and protect local businesses.Sub-event
  6. Italian leadership, including Enrico Letta, is addressing chronic competitiveness issues within the EU.Sub-event
  7. Europe tackles issues of competitiveness and labor market challenges.1 source

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