Posted worker in the European Union.: Facts and Figures

Frédéric de Wispelaere; Lynn de Smedt; Jozef Pacolet; Franz Clement; Laetitia Hauret

Posted worker in the European Union. Facts and Figures

Frédéric de Wispelaere, Lynn de Smedt, Jozef Pacolet, Franz Clement, Laetitia Hauret

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Abstract

POSTING.STAT brings together a consortium of universities and research centres from 10 different Member States to promote the evidence basis through the collection and analysis of national micro-data. The geographical scope of the project covers the six main ‘sending’ Member States (Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, Slovenia and Luxembourg) and the six main ‘receiving’ Member States (Germany, France, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) of posted workers. Extracting administrative micro-data from the competent public authorities, complemented by desk research as well as by expert interviews, should result in more accurate figures on the scale, characteristics and impact of intra-EU posting, both in the main receiving and sending Member States.

Main research topics:

The scale, characteristics and impact of intra-EU posting;
The scale and characteristics of irregular intra-EU posting;
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on intra-EU posting;
The impact of Directive 2018/957/EU amending Directive 96/71/EC.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Leuven
Publisher	KU Leuven, Department of Economics
Commissioning body	European Commission (DGV)
Number of pages	123
Publication status	Published - 31 Jul 2022

Bibliographical note

POSTING.STAT brings together a consortium of universities and research centres from 10 different Member States to promote the evidence basis through the collection and analysis of national micro-data. The geographical scope of the project covers the six main ‘sending’ Member States (Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, Slovenia and Luxembourg) and the six main ‘receiving’ Member States (Germany, France, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) of posted workers. Extracting administrative micro-data from the competent public authorities, complemented by desk research as well as by expert interviews, should result in more accurate figures on the scale, characteristics and impact of intra-EU posting, both in the main receiving and sending Member States.

Main research topics:

The scale, characteristics and impact of intra-EU posting;
The scale and characteristics of irregular intra-EU posting;
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on intra-EU posting;
The impact of Directive 2018/957/EU amending Directive 96/71/EC.

Keywords

Statistics & research methods
posted workers
intra EU posting
national data
posting

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https://www.euro.centre.org/publications/detail/4465

Posting.Stat: Enhancing the collection and analysis of national data on intra-EU posting
Clement, F. & Bourgeon, P.
Commission européenne, Eurostat, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER)
1/01/21 → 30/06/22
Project: Research

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