EFSIThe European Federation for Services to Individuals (EFSI) is the representative body for federations and companies that are involved in the development of personal services in Europe. Its role is to represent the industry and promote the development of this sector throughout Europe. |
NEWS05-09-2025
MobileCare: EFSI Leads 2-day EU-level Consultations in MalagaOn 14–15 May 2025, the MobileCare Project held two days of EU-level consultations in Malaga (Spain) to address the mobility of home-based care workers across Europe. The event, moderated by EFSI’s Policy Director, Leonor Tavares, brought together 19 representatives from the project’s partner organisations: Read more... 24-06-2025
MOBILE, EFSI’s new EU-funded project, launchedThe Mobile project kicked off on 24 June 2025 during an online seminar. This project, running until March 2027, aims to address the pressing need for enhanced social dialogue to improve conditions for intra-EU labour mobility, specifically focusing on the growing importance of Third-Country Nationals (TCNs) in the EU Single Market. Read more... 23-06-2025
EFFE and EFSI Unveil their PHS Employer’s Capacity Building Toolkit A Milestone for Strengthening Employer Representation in Personal and Household ServicesThe European Federation of Family Employment and Home Care (EFFE) and the European Federation for Services to Individuals (EFSI) are proud to announce the launch of their PHS Employer’s Capacity Building Toolkit, developed within the framework of the EU-funded PHSDialogue Project. This strategic resource is designed to support Sectoral Employer Organisations (SEOs) and Business Member Organisations (BMOs) in the Personal and Household Services (PHS) sector across Europe by strengthening their capacity, representation, and long-term sustainability. Read more... 18-06-2025
Care4Care Project Presentation at DG EMPL Webinar on Long-term Care Workforce ChallengesOn 18 June 2025, The Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (DG EMPL) organised a webinar “Towards a more coherent framework for addressing long-term care (LTC) workforce challenges from evidence to policy responses”. The webinar was not only a dedicated time to discuss the current challenges regarding long-term care, but also to introduce possible solutions to be developed by actors across the EU.Read more... |
