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The EU's social and labour ministers discussed affordable housing on Monday in Brussels, among other things. It is important to establish the framework conditions for affordable housing and social housing at European level, said Minister Korinna Schumann (SPÖ). On the subject of health at work, the Council agreed on stricter exposure limits. In addition, workers at risk of unemployment should be able to receive support.
EU looks to ease state aid rules on social housing to tackle crisis - Global Construction Review
The EU’s new housing commissioner says the European Commission will try to tackle Europe’s housing crisis by easing state aid restrictions so countries can spend state funds on social housing, Euronews reports. Dan Jørgensen, formerly a Danish minister for climate and energy, became the EU’s first European Commissioner for Housing last December. Euronews reports that rents in the EU rose by nearly 29% between 2010 and the second quarter of 202…
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