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Legal Terms -European Social Charter
A Charter ratified by the member states of the Council of Europe in 1961, designed to safeguard social and economic rights, including safe working conditions, medical assistance, vocational training, the right to employment, equitable working conditions, safe and healthy work environments, and social welfare services. The 46 European nations that have ratified the Social Charter are required to submit reports biennially, assessing the efficacy of the Charter's implementation within their jurisdictions. Membership is limited to democratic nations.
A Charter ratified by the member states of the Council of Europe in 1961, designed to safeguard social and economic rights, including safe working conditions, medical assistance, vocational training, the right to employment, equitable working conditions, safe and healthy work environments, and social welfare services. The 46 European nations that have ratified the Social Charter are required to submit reports biennially, assessing the efficacy of the Charter's implementation within their jurisdictions. Membership is limited to democratic nations.
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