Competitive Industry

2022 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

The EU has contributed to nearly 65 years of prosperity in Europe and industry has been the backbone of the economy during this time. While much has been achieved - e.g. peace and prosperity in Europe, the single market, etc. - Ceemet acknowledges the fact that much remains to be done and welcomes the broader debate on the future of the EU. As an industry representative body and recognised social partner, Ceemet is happy to take part in the process but will in this publication only put the focus on the issues which are relevant to the companies within the Metal, Engineering and Technology-based (MET) sector.

2020 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

The consequences of COVID-19 have a huge impact on society and industry. Ceemet proposes a 2-step approach with 12 recommendations for a sustainable recovery of industry in a resilient Europe.

2020 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

Regulation must be applicable, enforceable, and based on comprehensive and objective impact assessments. If it fixes the problem, it will boost competitiveness, business investment and job creation. After the 2019 EU elections, Ceemet has a closer look at this policy area following the publication of the 10 Point Plan.

2018 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

The 10 Point Plan is the contribution of Europe’s Tech & Industry Employers for the 2019-2024 legislature of the European Parliament. More info on 10-points.ceemet.org

2017 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

The release of the Vision Paper comes at half time of the mandate of EU decision makers in the Parliament and the Commission. It follows the publication of European Commission’s ‘White Paper on the Future of the EU' and reckons that strengthening the existing European industrial tissue should be the first step.

2014 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

With the incoming European Parliament and Commission, it is time to deliver a coherent policy vision for industry.

2012 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

A joint Ceemet - Orgalime manifesto to highlight the vital role of industry to the economic recovery following the Commission Communication “A Stronger European Industry for Growth and Economic Recovery”.

2010 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

In this paper Ceemet sets out the key priorities in the area of social policy it considers crucial for maintaining a strong and competitive industrial base in Europe. This is a prime goal that the Metal, Engineering and Technology-based (MET) industries sector is pleased to see has been highlighted in the Commission’s Consultation Document on the EU 2020 Strategy (COM(2009)647 final).

2004 COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY

This strategy paper sets out the key areas on which Ceemet, together with its member organisations, will work to strengthen the current and future competitiveness of the metal, engineering and technology-based industries within Europe.