mobile workers

Statement 06 May 2021

New digital tools for enforcing mobile workers’ rights

Ahead of the Social Summit, the ETF jointly with ETUC, EFFAT, ETF, EPSU, UNIEuropa and industriAll calls on the European Commission to not only confirm the launch of the European Social Security Pass (ESSP), but to move it forward from 2023 to 2022.

cross-border workers

enforcement

European Commission

European Parliament

European Pillar of Social Rights

European Social Security Pass

European Social Summit

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social dumping

Resources 05 May 2021

Joint Call | New digital tools for enforcing mobile workers’ rights

cross-border workers

enforcement

European Pillar of Social Rights

mobile workers

Resources 05 Jul 2019

Rail Mobile Workers – Joint Conclusions (July 2019)

On 4th July 2019, the President of the Rail Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee (SSDC) Giorgio Tuti (ETF) and the Vice-President Matthias Rohrmann (CER) together with Sabine Trier, Deputy General

Resources 01 Mar 2019

Rail Mobile Workers – Final Report (October 2018)

In October 2018, CER and ETF concluded their joint Rail Mobile Workers project. The objective was to assess the implementation and application of CER-ETF 2004 Agreement on certain aspects of working

Resources 02 Dec 2009

ETF-CER implementation and evaluation study: Follow-up of the Agreement on the Working Conditions of Mobile Workers Engaged in Interoperable Cross-Border Services (December 2009)

ETF-CER implementation and evaluation study. Follow-up of the Agreement on the Working Conditions of Mobile Workers Engaged in Interoperable Cross-Border Services. The implementation report is

CER

cross-border services

mobile workers

Social Dialogue

Resources 09 Jan 2004

CER – ETF Agreement on certain aspects of the working conditions of mobile workers engaged in interoperable cross-border services (January 2004)

Agreement concluded by the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and the Community of European Railways (CER) on certain aspects of the working conditions of mobile workers engaged in

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