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Inequality and Social Legislation in the European Union

The European Union is mass conglomerate of 28 nations states designed to promote economic growth, prosperity and a high standard of living within its boundaries. However, is that objective being achieved in a uniform manner throughout all countries in the Union? Have the legislations been enough to ensure this objective in the wake of new modern day issues? Over the last forty years the members of the European Union have seen a sharp increase in several inequalities and other problems such as unemployment and a migration crisis across multiple areas in spite of the unified structure designed to prevent the same. This paper looks at the major social issues faced by the various member states of the European Union and the European Union on a whole. The paper will look at the various causes of such issues and illustrate why they are harmful to the Union as a whole. Finally, the paper tries to recommend certain social legislations which need to be implemented by the member states in order to reduce the various problems within the European Union.