Fair Labour Mobility is a pilot project that addresses the persistent protection gaps faced by mobile and migrant workers in the European Union, particularly posted third-country nationals (TCN). The project pursues a dual strategy: (1) the expansion and coordination of a transnational counselling network and (2) a comparative study aimed at developing evidence-based recommendations for future EU-wide support structures. Seven trade union-related counselling centres in sending and receiving countries — including Serbia as a candidate country — will provide multilingual, sector specific advice to mobile and migrant workers.

This project focuses on cyberbullying and combines international evidence, systematic data analysis and policy insights from selected EU countries to support the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs in developing informed policy responses.

The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) has contracted Milieu srl and the European Centre to conduct a study in collecting empirical evidence on access to justice for posted third-country workers in the European Union.

ICF, in collaboration with the European Centre and IRS, have been awarded to organise and provide content for peer reviews and mutual learning activities for another four years (2022-2026). The general objective of the peer reviews and mutual learning activities in the fields of employment, social affairs and inclusion is to facilitate learning debate regarding policy developments, reforms and investments at European and national level.