Various of our academic board analysed employment law cases from last year. |
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Case Law |
2022/1 EELC’s review of the year 2021 |
Journal | European Employment Law Cases, Issue 1 2022 |
Authors | Niklas Bruun, Filip Dorssemont, Zef Even e.a. |
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Journal | European Employment Law Cases, Issue 1 2021 |
Authors | Ruben Houweling, Daiva Petrylaitė, Marianne Hrdlicka e.a. |
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Various of our academic board analysed employment law cases from last year. However, first, we start with some general remarks. |
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2020/30 Self-employment matters – the EU’s response to the lack of social protection for independent workers |
Journal | European Employment Law Cases, Issue 3 2020 |
Keywords | Employment status, Miscellaneous |
Authors | Luca Ratti |
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The recent spread of the Covid-19 pandemic has shown how economic vulnerability varies considerably across European Member States (MSs), and so does social protection in the European Union (EU). The social and economic consequences of the pandemic have impacted asymmetrically national labour markets and exacerbated existing disparities and contradictions. A measure that most governments have introduced in the immediate aftermath has been that of making financial support available to those self-employed workers who lost fully or in part their income. Most MSs have employed quantitative thresholds to identify those self-employed more in need of public subsidies and have proportioned them according to the pre-pandemic levels of income, on the condition that they have been officially recorded as taxable revenues. |
Case Law |
2020/1 EELC’s review of the year 2019 |
Journal | European Employment Law Cases, Issue 1 2020 |
Authors | Ruben Houweling, Daiva Petrylaitė, Peter Schöffmann e.a. |
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Various of our academic board analysed employment law cases from last year. However, first, we start with some general remarks. |
Law Review |
2019/1 EELC’s review of the year 2018 |
Journal | European Employment Law Cases, Issue 1 2019 |
Authors | Ruben Houweling, Catherine Barnard, Filip Dorssemont e.a. |
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For the second time, various of our academic board analysed employment law cases from last year. However, first, we start with some general remarks. |
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Journal | European Employment Law Cases, Issue 1 2018 |
Authors | Ruben Houweling, Catherine Barnard, Zef Even e.a. |
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This is the first time we have produced a review of employment law cases from the previous year, based on analysis by various of our academic board members. But before looking at their findings, we would first like to make some general remarks. |