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Only after media reports and trade union reaction were Indian workers, hired on construction works in Serbia, enabled to go back to their country, but without remaining salaries being paid to them, as this was the unfulfilled request that made them go on strike. This is a part of epilogue of a story about Indian … Continue reading A story about (un)posted workers

The international expert workshop within the project “Protect our workers” held in Warsaw on 9 and 10 April 2019. The workshop was aimed at improving the knowledge of European legislation relating to posted workers. Revision of Directive 96/71 / EC started in 2016 and ended in June 2018 with the adoption of Directive 957/2018 / … Continue reading International expert workshop in Warsaw

International workshop “Protect Our Workers - PoW: Facilitating transnational administrative cooperation and improve access to information and counselling of posted workers”, Belgrade, 5/6 March, 2019 In Europe there are 2.5 million posted workers and the number keeps on increasing. They are unqualified, but also specialized and highly professional people. Such a way of working guarantees … Continue reading Conclusions

There are more than 2.5 million posted workers and about 1.4 million crossborder workers and these numbers are getting higher by the year. Among them there are low skilled, but also some highly educated and skilled workers. In circumstances where there is a growing need for new labour force, this type of work provides temporary … Continue reading Belgrade International Workshop

On November 26, 2018 in Belgrade national conference 'Protect our Workers – PoW: Facilitating transnational administrative cooperation and improve access to information and counseling of posted workers' was held. The meeting was realized within the Project 'Protect our Workers – PoW: Facilitating transnational administrative cooperation and improve access to information and counseling of posted workers' … Continue reading National conference, Belgrade, November 26, 2018