Albanian profile on working life published
Eurofound has just published the working life in Albania country profile prepared by our colleague Sonila Danaj.
Language barriers and the occupational safety & health of posted workers
In this new Policy brief, the authors present language barriers faced by posted workers in nine European Union countries.
Experiences of cross-border mechanisms and tools in Italy, Austria and Slovenia
On the 26 June 2019, CIOFS-FP organised a peer review in the frame of the Posting of Workers in Eastern Europe (EEPOW) project. The focus was on the bilateral and multi-lateral cross-border mechanisms and tools employed by Member States in order to better implement the Directive 96/71/EC.
Remuneration of posted workers and equal pay
On the 8 May 2019, the Center for Social Research Halle e.V. organised a peer review in the frame of the Posting of Workers in Eastern Europe (EEPOW) project. The focus was on the implementation of the Directive 96/71/EC regarding the mechanisms and procedures for the enforcement of minimum wages for posted workers and the equal pay principle.
Posting of Workers in the Candidate Countries
4 case studies: Implementing the Posting of Workers Directive in Eastern Europe
What has been done so far in the EEPOW project?
Get an overview of the project activities on Posting of workers in Eastern Europe (EEPOW).
Con3Post kick off in Ljubljana
Posting of third country nationals in the construction sector: Kick-off in Ljubljana
EEPOW Peer Review on guaranteeing posted workers’ rights
EEPOW Peer Review on guaranteeing posted workers’ rights, Vienna, Austria
Ministers of Health and Labour to jointly tackle long-term care in Macedonia
The Ministers of the FYROM and the Austrian Social Attaché addressed the need to develop integrated services for health and long-term care at the workshop in Skopje in February 2019.
Start of project on posting of third country nationals
The Con3Post project is set up to explore the growing phenomenon of recruitment and posting of third country nationals (TCN), most notably from the Western Balkans, non-EU Eastern Europe and North African regions, to work as posted workers in the EU construction sector.