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News

Current information and opinions on the posting of workers


Upcoming events

ELMI workshops, trainings and conferences


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FOR EMPLOYERS

We offer support in cases requiring legal expertise
in the field of posting of workers


Second opinion in legal disputes with institutions
Interventions in cases of infringements of EU law
Advice in proceedings before the CJEU
Online individual legal consultation

ABOUT US

European Labour Mobility Institute


European Labour Mobility Institute (operating under the name Labor Mobility Initiative until 2020) has been bringing together academics, entrepreneurs and administration officials since 2013 to create the only expert forum for knowledge on the posting of workers under the freedom to provide services in the European internal market.

FIELDS OF EXPERTISE

European Labour Mobility Institute specializes in the following areas of law


directive on the posting of workers
coordination of social security schemes
limits to the freedom to provide services
European labour law
cross-border home care services for seniors
cross-border employment agency services
cross-border construction services
cross-border services to industry
Membership

First access to changes in the law — and the experts who understand them.

  • Second opinion in legal disputes with institutions
  • Interventions in cases of infringements of EU law
  • Advice in proceedings before the CJEU
  • Online individual legal consultation

OPINIONS, POSITIONS PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS


Opinions and positions
18 April 2023

Cases of deportations of Ukrainian citizens duly posted to Germany. Legal analysis

Stefan Schwarz, Marcin Kielbasa
Opinions and positions
11 April 2023

Burdens arising from the Posting of Workers Directive

Stiftung Familienunternehmen
Opinions and positions
12 December 2022

Regulatory and financial burdens arising from the A1 Certificate

Stiftung Familienunternehmen
Opinions and positions
17 December 2021

Black Book 2 – barriers on the internal market

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RESEARCH AND REPORTS


Research and reports
17 June 2025

Mario Draghi – The future of European competitiveness. Part A | A competitiveness strategy for Europe, Sept. 2024

Research and reports
17 June 2025

Mario Draghi – The future of European competitiveness. Part B | A competitiveness strategy for Europe, Sept. 2024

Research and reports
17 June 2025

[INFOGR] ELA TCN REPORT 2025_infographic-tcn-trajectories

Research and reports
17 June 2025

Raport polski w ramach projektu grantowego Posting.STAT 1.0 – Posted Workers from and to Poland: Facts and Figures, Leuven 2022

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LEGAL ACTS AND JURISPRUDENCE


Legal acts and jurisprudence
11 July 2023

Order of the Court of 26 April 2023 in C-629/22 A.L. v. Migrationsverket

Legal acts and jurisprudence
11 April 2023

Judgment of the Court of 2 March 2023 in C-410/21 & C-661/21 DRV Intertrans

CJEU judgment
Legal acts and jurisprudence
11 December 2022

Judgment of the Court of 15 December 2022 in C-311/21 TimePartner Personalmanagement

Legal acts and jurisprudence
30 August 2022

Judgment of the Court of 8 July 2021 in C-428/19 Rapidsped

Legal acts and jurisprudence
29 August 2022

Judgment of the Court of 3 June 2021 in C-784/19 TEAM POWER Europe

Legal acts and jurisprudence
11 May 2020

C-17/19 Bouygues travaux publics CJEU judgment

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EVENTS

We are the organizer of many interesting events organized periodically


SUPPORT FOR POSTED WORKERS

We offer free advice on matters requiring legal expertise


free telephone consultation
second legal opinion in difficult cases
intervention in cases of infringements of EU law
counselling in legal proceedings

Posting of workers in the framework of the provision of services

An important part of the activities of the European Labour Mobility Institute (formerly the Labour Mobility Initiative) is the organization of trainings and conferences on the subject of posting workers, which include the European Labour Mobility Congress and training workshops in the Posting Labs series. As ELMI, we organize discussions, debates and social actions to publicize cases of discrimination against Polish service companies operating in the European market and their employees, and to expand knowledge on the subject of posting workers. Since 2013, we have been promoting the mobility of services in the internal market of the European Union and building public awareness on issues related to the posting of workers. Statements by our experts regularly appear in Polish and foreign media. ELMI members are the first to receive access to up-to-date and reliable information on the changing law and its interpretation. They also have the privilege of individual consultations provided by our lawyers on legal, tax and insurance regulations within the framework of the posting of employees.

What is the posting of workers?

Posting of workers is a type of temporary labour migration. The posting of workers is based on the freedom to provide services within the European Union. A worker who performs work of a temporary nature for his or her employer in the territory of another Member State is called a posted worker. The posting of workers allows employees who go abroad to work temporarily to maintain strong family, social and economic ties with Poland. Unlike a labour migrant, a posted worker does not lose economic ties with his or her country of origin – he or she remains insured in the country and raises children here and spends most of his or her earnings.

How to legally post a worker?

In order to legally post an employee, it is necessary to familiarise oneself with the applicable laws of the country from which one is posting as well as the country to which one will be posted. Labour law and tax law are the most important in this context. In addition, it is necessary to apply to the Social Insurance Institution for the determination of the applicable social security legislation and the possible issue of an A1 form.