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Statewatch Analysis: The EU's Maternity Leave Directive: The Council secretly rejects the EP's olive branch

28 March 2015

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"The Council's refusal to accept the EP's olive branch and even start negotiations on a possible compromise (however unlikely that might be) is petty and vindictive"

See the full text: Statewatch Analysis: The EU's Maternity Leave Directive: The Council secretly rejects the EP's olive branch, by Steve Peers, Professor of Law, University of Essex

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