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EEPOW Workshop in Serbia

The third country workshop happened in Belgrade, Serbia on September 26, 2018. The workshop organized by the local partner, the Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs of the Republic of Serbia (MOLEVSA) with the support of the European Centre, brought together representatives from the Ministry themselves, Directorate for Employment, Labour Inspectorate, social partners, civil society and researchers to discuss the transposition of the Posting of Workers Directive in Serbia and the institutional capacities for implementing the Directive once Serbia becomes a member state.

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