Publications

2023

INFO-POW: Country report Slovakia

This country report for Slovakia co-authored by Lucia Mýtna Kureková, Alexandra Moran, Lucia Kováčová, and Ivana Studená aims to present the perspectives of posting and receiving companies in the construction sector in terms of access to information on the posting of workers. The reasearch is based on three data collection methodologies: a mapping exercise of the channels of information available, expert interviews with the national stakeholders, and a survey with posting and receiving companies based in Slovakia.

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INFO-POW: Country report Slovenia

This country report for Slovenia co-authored by  Mojca Vah Jevšnik and Kristina Toplak aims to present the perspectives of posting and receiving companies in the construction sector in terms of access to information on the posting of workers. The report is based on three data collection methodologies: a mapping exercise of the channels of information available, expert interviews with the national stakeholders, and a survey with posting and receiving companies based in Slovenia.

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INFO-POW: Country report Italy

This country report for Italy co-authored by Rossana Cillo and Fabio Perocco aims to present the perspectives of posting and receiving companies in the construction sector in terms of access to information on the posting of workers. The report is based on three data collection methodologies: a mapping exercise of the channels of information available, expert interviews with the national stakeholders, and a survey with posting and receiving companies based in Italy.

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Riding Together? Why app-mediated food delivery couriers join trade unions in Austria

This article was developed based on the results of the Rider Survey project and analyses why food delivery riders in Austria become trade union members. The article was published in the journal Economic and Industrial Democracy.

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Policy brief: Access to information on the posting of workers: Are we blinded by the importance given by EU legislation to the single official national website?

This policy brief shows that posting companies, posted workers, and receiving companies, when looking for information about the posting rules, do not consult only the so-called single official national website of the host Member State but also frequently use other information channels. This informaiton is based on empirical evidence collected in the frame of the INFO-POW project.

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