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Abstract This chapter traces the developments of European Union (EU) integration and the legal structures that have co-produced and maintained posted labour as exploitable labour in Europe. It discerns three transformations of the European posted worker—from the early construction of posted workers as ‘cheap’ labour, through the failed ...
Omrčen, Ani
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
In this chapter we provide an overview of the phenomenon of cross-border posting of workers in the EU and the rules which govern it. We explain the economic and social tensions which drive posting, and which justify its restriction, and how these have led to case law and legislation, and the scholarly response to this law.
Gareth T. Davies, Dion Kramer
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In this chapter we provide an overview of the phenomenon of cross-border posting of workers in the EU and the rules which govern it. We explain the economic and social tensions which drive posting, and which justify its restriction, and how these have led to case law and legislation, and the scholarly response to this law.
Gareth T. Davies, Dion Kramer
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Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies, 2012
AbstractIn this chapter the authors discuss the personal scope of the Directive on the Posting of Workers (Dir 96/71/EC) and the implementation thereof in the Member States. The comparative findings are based on two studies conducted by the authors on behalf of the European Commission in 2010/2011.
van Hoek, A., Houwerzijl, M.
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AbstractIn this chapter the authors discuss the personal scope of the Directive on the Posting of Workers (Dir 96/71/EC) and the implementation thereof in the Member States. The comparative findings are based on two studies conducted by the authors on behalf of the European Commission in 2010/2011.
van Hoek, A., Houwerzijl, M.
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Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2017
Few national laws or collective agreements provide specific rules determining the elements of the minimum rates of pay due to posted workers. As a consequence, there is confusion between the neighbouring expressions of ‘minimum wage’ (national concept) and ‘minimum rates of pay’ (EU concept) which countries have a tendency to consider as being ...
Jean-Philippe Lhernould, Barbara Palli
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Few national laws or collective agreements provide specific rules determining the elements of the minimum rates of pay due to posted workers. As a consequence, there is confusion between the neighbouring expressions of ‘minimum wage’ (national concept) and ‘minimum rates of pay’ (EU concept) which countries have a tendency to consider as being ...
Jean-Philippe Lhernould, Barbara Palli
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Houwerzijl and Berntsen explore the tensions between the EU legal framework governing posting and the realities on the ground. Too often, they argue, policy debates are dominated by a narrow understanding of posting, which focuses mainly on legal definitions rather than on the practices of posting actors.
Houwerzijl, Mijke, Berntsen, L.E.
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Houwerzijl, Mijke, Berntsen, L.E.
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Inland water transport workers and the Posting of Workers Directive
European Labour Law Journal, 2022Inland Water Transport (IWT) workers within the EU represent a workforce of about 50,000, most of whom work across borders on a regular basis. The national labour law applicable to them is hard to determine under the current EU legal framework. In particular, the question of whether, and if so, when, IWT workers should be viewed as posted workers ...
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The revision of the Posted Workers Directive
In 2018, after years of political struggle, the European Parliament and the European Council agreed on a revision of the Posted Workers Directive from 1996. Given the fundamental differences of interest among EU member states on the topic of posted workers, this event must come as a surprise considering the high procedural hurdles of European decision ...
Seikel, Daniel
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Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, 2006
This contribution presents ongoing research that sets out to assess for the first time the situation of the foreign workers, from Europe and beyond, who work in France, in various economic sectors, as a result of the operation of networks of subcontractors.
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This contribution presents ongoing research that sets out to assess for the first time the situation of the foreign workers, from Europe and beyond, who work in France, in various economic sectors, as a result of the operation of networks of subcontractors.
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