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1. Maternity leave plans under threat June 16, 2011

Employment ministers could ditch Parliament's maternity leave plans. A plan for longer maternity leave in the EU could effectively be killed off when employment ministers...

Maternity leave plans under threat

2. Reding seeks to clarify matrimonial asset rules March 10, 2011

Commission preparing rules on property issues in marriages or civil unions. The European Commission is preparing rules to determine which national law should cover...

3. Maternity leave plan rejected December 7, 2010

EU member states dismiss European Parliament's call for 20-week leave for mothers and two-week leave for fathers. EU employment ministers have ruled out extending maternity...

Maternity leave plan rejected

4. ‘Pioneer' group ready to align divorce rules November 25, 2010

Fourteen EU member states are set to adapt one common rule for divorce. Fourteen EU member states are expected to soon have common rules to determine which domestic law...

5. MEPs split along national lines over maternity leave October 14, 2010

Parliament's groups divided as MEPs take positions depending on the maternity leave provisions in their home countries. Members of the European Parliament are sharply...

MEPs split along national lines over maternity leave

6. Should the EU extend maternity leave? October 14, 2010

The European Parliament will vote on 21 October on a proposal that would give fathers a right to paternity leave and would extend the minimum maternity leave from 14 weeks...

Should the EU extend maternity leave?

7. Maternity leave plans ‘would cost billions' September 23, 2010

Businesses unhappy at Parliament proposal. A European Parliament proposal to increase maternity-leave entitlements would add hundreds of billions of euros to business costs,...

Maternity leave plans ‘would cost billions'

8. Reding presses ahead with divorce rules for ten states March 18, 2010

Commission to propose that ten EU member states go ahead with so-called enhanced co-operation on divorce rules. The European Commission is expected next week to propose...

9. Parliament postpones debate on paid maternity leave March 18, 2010

Concerns about costs hamper efforts to raise mothers' minimum rights. Concerns about costs to businesses and governments are hampering efforts to raise mothers' minimum...

Parliament postpones debate on paid maternity leave

10. Vote on longer maternity leave postponed March 11, 2010

Concern about costs to business prompts second delay in the European Parliament. The European Parliament has postponed adopting legislation that would increase mothers'...

Vote on longer maternity leave postponed

11. Inheritance proposal faces opposition from UK October 8, 2009

Commission wants EU citizens to bring all their assets under one common inheritance law. People who own property in more than one EU country should be able to choose to...

12. Commission seeks to deal with sham marriages June 25, 2009

The European Commission will next week announce plans to crack down on sham marriages between EU citizens and people from outside the Union. 

13. Parliament's right-left divide highlighted by maternity leave delay May 7, 2009

EPP-ED and Liberals vote to postpone adoption of a report on parental leave rights. MEPs divided neatly along classical right-left political lines in a vote on maternity...

14. EU may boost support for unemployed March 8, 2009

Agreement possible on easing Globalisation Adjustment Fund rules; extension of maternity leave remains a vexed issue. EU employment ministers will on 9 March discuss...

15. Group pushes for two-speed EU on divorce July 31, 2008

Nine countries invoke ‘enhance co-operation' in bid to set common rules for international divorces. Supporters of draft EU rules on divorce are pressing the European...

16. Move to two-speed EU on divorce kick-started July 29, 2008

Nine countries take first step towards common legislation on international divorces; ten others may follow suit. At least nine member states have written to the...

17. Clique set to co-operate on international divorce legislation July 17, 2008

Supporters argue proposals would forestall ‘race to courts' by would-be divorcees. A group of member states is pressing ahead with legislation on international divorce...

Clique set to co-operate on international divorce legislation

18. Plan for rules on international divorces stalls June 6, 2008

Concern about introduction of Islamic law a factor in opposition to European Commission's proposals. EU member states have failed to reach agreement on how to take forward...

19. Sweden could be left in the cold March 6, 2008

Sweden's hostility to controversial proposals from the European Commission on divorce law has triggered a threat to use provisions in the EU treaties to bypass opposition....

20. States set to divide on divorce proposal January 10, 2008

Sweden has told the Slovenian presidency that it cannot support a proposal which would make it easier for couples to divorce in other EU states. The first meeting by member...

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