BLOG | The EU is running out of time to protect European workers from a turbo Svarc system
As the final phase of negotiations between the European Parliament and the Member States on the EU Platform Work Directive approaches, the fate of millions of workers hangs in the balance. Time is running out to protect Czech and EU workers from the Turbo Shvarc system. Read the full article by Silke Maes Junior Research Fellow at EUROPEUM Institute.
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Silke Maes
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email: europeum@europeum.org
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