This working paper uses longitudinal data from 1960 to 2010 from 19 developed democracies to evaluate the relationship between the changing dynamics of two different trade union power resources characteristics, i.e., associational and institutional powers, and the extent to which they relate to the socio-economic rights policy for foreign workers.

By use of the data collected through the InCARE survey, this report offers insights into informal carers’ general assessment and experienced barriers regarding the accessibility, affordability, and quality of LTC services and general practitioners (GPs) in Europe.

This report documents the outcomes of the peer learning dialogue (hereafter PLD) on challenges and solutions in preventing, detecting and proving undeclared work in new forms of work, such as work through digital labour platforms.

InCARE has launched a third national factsheet "Attitudes, experiences and expectations on long-term care in North Macedonia" available in English and Macedonian.

The comparative report of the Posting.STAT project discusses definitions, data collection and analysis, followed by comparative findings on the scale, characteristics and impact of intra-EU posting, the impact of intra-EU posting on the economic actors involved, scale and characteristics of infringements related to intra-EU posting, and provides conclusions and recommendations on the importance of statistics in evidence based policymaking.