In this short report, we step back, take stock and synthesize the key insights that can be derived from the decades long journey of promoting social innovation in Europe, with a view to supporting policy-makers and organizational stakeholders that wish to engage directly in the implementation of social innovation initiatives in long-term care.

The report presents findings from a study that aimed to investigate how the Posting of Workers Directive and other EU regulations interplay with Slovakian rules and regulations on social security, health insurance, temporary agency work, and company law, and to identify existing gaps in implementation and practice.

The report presents findings from a study that aimed to investigate how the Posting of Workers Directive and other EU regulations interplay with Slovenian rules and regulations on social security, health insurance, temporary agency work, and company law, and to identify existing gaps in implementation and practice. 

The European Centre has conducted a study by order of the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs that aims to provide a comparative analysis of national policies and their outcomes in preventing and tackling homelessness across ten EU countries

The report presents findings from a study that aimed to investigate how the Posting of Workers Directive and other EU regulations interplay with Serbian rules and regulations on social security, health insurance, temporary agency work, and company law, and to identify existing gaps in implementation and practice.