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ZAGREB, Sept 25 (Hina) - Social welfare policies in the European Union must be upgraded to protect vulnerable workers and tackle rising inequality brought about by rapidly changing labor markets and new technologies, says a new World Bank report entitled "Toward a New Social Contract: Taking on Distributional Tensions in Europe and Central Asia."
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