European Commission Proposes Simplification of Labour Mobility
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The European Commission today adopted a new package of measures to facilitate cross-border mobility of workers and strengthen their social rights, proposing the digitalisation of social security documents, the simplification of the recognition of professional qualifications and the strengthening of the European Labour Authority. The post Commission: New measures to facilitate the mobility of workers in the EU appeared first on PatrisNews - Patri…
BRUSSELS - Making it easier to work in another EU country by travelling with workers qualifications, social rights and health rights. It is the aim of the package on fair labour mobility presented by the Commission. Today 14 million EU citizens live in another Member State, estimated, and 2 million live in one country and work in another. The estimated benefits are worth 6 billion to 2040. One of the main innovations will be on the recognition o…
On Tuesday, 15 September, the European Commission adopted the Equitable Labour Mobility Package, the aim of which is to guarantee clear social rights for all, anywhere in the EU, wherever they choose to live and work. The Equitable Labour Mobility Package will allow workers to [...]
(The following text is taken in full from the press note sent to the Agency Opinion) //// // The Commission proposes ambitious measures to strengthen fair labour mobility Today the European Commission has adopted the package on equal labour mobility to ensure clear social rights for all, anywhere in the EU, regardless of where you choose to live [...]
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