EU social partners recommendations: Skills needs in woodworking and furniture sectors

EU social partners recommendations: An impetus for high quality training, up to date curricula, an improved attractiveness of the woodworking and furniture sectors and a more ambitious Erasmus+ for apprentices

Social partners from the woodworking and furniture industries are committed to taking a proactive role in finding solutions for common labour force challenges and are therefore providing a number of recommendations to all responsible actors, including the EU institutions, the Member States, employment services, and industry, education and training providers, national social partners and ourselves as European social partners.