The biggest celebrations are done by the companies and corporations representatives,

but certainly not of Labour representatives.

It's really important that the Commission becomes much more transparent about these processes.

Several previous Commission ministers to achieve this form of new heavy deregulation,

they failed after protest from trade unions and social society.

So I think that that would be an important aim to replicate that.

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Hi, welcome. I'm Joanna Lossan, Com's officer at Corporate Europe Observatory or CEO.

In this episode of EU Watchdog Radio, I will talk to economists and trade unionists,

Frank I, and to Olivia Huderman and Moritz-Noyevsky, co-authors of CEO's latest report called 30 Years of EU Single Market, How to Remove the Obstacles to Social Ecological Transformation.

Let's start at the beginning.

What is the single market?

The single market is a lot of things.

It's the freedom of movements, the freedom to trade, freedom to invest.

And there's these four freedoms.

Some of it is positive for,

and something that gives people rights,

for example, being able to cross the borders

into another new country without a passport

or work abroad.

And I guess it's a good thing that organic fruits and vegetables from

other EU countries can be sold in our shops and without tariffs and restrictions

...