Projekt FELM II
Mobile labour mobility and posting of EU and third-country workers in the EU has become a structural segment of national labour markets in all EU Member States. However, these workers face the risk of being pushed into extreme labour exploitation or unfavourable working conditions. They face massive problems to assert, let alone enforce, their rights.
Against this background, Fair European Labour Mobility (FELM2) operates trade union advice centres for posted workers in the sending countries Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia which work closely with the trade union advice centre network in the receiving countries Germany and Austria. The coordination team in Germany is responsible for project management and network activities.
Partner
- Austria: ÖGB | Austrian Trade Union Federation
- Bulgaria: KNSB CITUB | Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria
- Hungary: Vasas | Hungarian metalworkers’ union
- Poland: OPZZ All Poland’s Alliance of Trade Unions
- Romania: BNS | National Trade Union Bloc
- Serbia: SSSS | Alliance of Independent Trade Unions of Serbia
- Slovenia: ZSSS | The association of free trade unions of Slovenia
- Germany: IQ Consult gGmbH
Associated partner
- Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund
- DGB Counselling network Faire Mobilität
- Berufsfortbildungswerk Gemeinnützige Bildungseinrichtung bfw
- European Migrant Workers Union EMWU
- Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation
- IG Metall
- TPI Györ Nonprofit Kft.
The project is funded by European Social Fund Plus – ESF +: ESF-2023-POW-UWD Posting of workers: enhancing administrative cooperation and access to information.
The project duration is from 01.01.2024–31.12.2025
Coordination
IQ Consult gGmbH
Michaela Dälken
Tel. + 49 211 4301 198
+ 49 160 580 11 27
Fair Working Conditions (fair-labour-mobility.eu)
FACTS
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FIGURES
In 2024 we informed and counselled 1.415 people.
Most advice seekers worked in the international road transport and in the construction sector.
The most common problems are issues with incorrect payments, dismissal and social security.
Funding
The project is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors(s) only and do not necesserily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
