ALT A visual of two European Health Insurance cards. Text reads follow your heart, take your EU health card.

ALT A hand pointing at a phone screen with the finger on a play button for music. The text reads proving your social security rights should be as easy as pressing play.

ALT Bar chart titled “Occupations in shortage in the EU”, ranked from the largest shortage to the smallest. Teaching professionals top the list, followed by health professionals and ICT professionals. Next come health associate professionals, business and administration professionals, managers, science and engineering professionals and associate professionals, metal and machinery trades workers, personal care workers, and electrical and electronic trades workers. Source: OECD Skills for Jobs database.

ALT Map of the EU showing the employment rate in each EU country in 2025, in %, with darker blue for higher rates. EU average: 76.1%. Malta 83.6%, Netherlands 83.4%, Czechia 82.9%, Sweden 81.8%, Estonia 81.7%, Cyprus 81.3%, Germany 81.1%, Hungary 81.1%, Ireland 80.2%, Lithuania 80.0%, Denmark 79.8%, Portugal 79.6%, Poland 78.8%, Slovenia 78.3%, Latvia 78.2%, Slovakia 78.1%, Austria 77.6%, Bulgaria 77.0%, Finland 76.3%, France 75.4%, Croatia 74.4%, Luxembourg 73.9%, Belgium 72.8%, Spain 72.4%, Greece 71.0%, Romania 69.0%, Italy 67.6%. Source: Eurostat.

ALT Infographic comparing the benefits of office work and remote work. Office work offers face-to-face collaboration, team connections, clearer separation between home and work, and quick feedback. Remote work offers less commuting, more flexibility, more time for personal life and daily tasks, and greater autonomy over your day. The visual features illustrations of office supplies and a video call

ALT Bar chart titled “Employment in food chain production in the EU”, World Food Day. It shows the share of total employment in agriculture, hunting and related service activities in each EU country in 2023, from highest to lowest. Romania 20.7%, Bulgaria 14.1%, Greece 9.5%, Poland 7.8%, Latvia 6.3%, Slovenia 5.8%, Portugal 5.2%, Lithuania 4.3%, EU average 3.9%, Croatia 3.8%, Ireland 3.8%, Italy 3.4%, Spain 3.4%, Cyprus 3.0%, Hungary 3.0%, Austria 2.5%, Czechia 2.4%, France 2.2%, Finland 2.1%, Netherlands 1.9%, Slovakia 1.8%, Estonia 1.8%, Denmark 1.8%, Sweden 1.4%, Germany 1.1%, Belgium 1.1%, Malta 0.9%, Luxembourg 0.8%. Source: Eurostat.

ALT Having a quality job is not a privilege, It is a social right

ALT Fair social rights, wherever you live in the EU Visual of a "Google Translate" template On one side: What's proposed: A Fair Labour Mobility Package, with a European Social Security Pass, a stronger European Labour Authority and Skills Portability Initiative On the other side (what is translated) - What it means: Easier to prove social security rights, recognise qualifications and prevent abuse

ALT Chart based on "Access to counselling or psychological support at work" World Mental Health Day Data is organised by EU countries On the top, there is Finland, followed by Denmark and Belgium Below in the chart are Cyprus, Greece, Bulgaria