Traducción automática
El presente sitio Web está traducido a varias lenguas españolas oficiales en sus respectivos territorios, de conformidad con lo establecido en el artículo 3 de la Constitución Española de 1978 y sus Estatutos de Autonomía.
Las lenguas son el catalán, el euskera, gallego, valenciano, inglés y francés. Se advierte que, con carácter general, puede existir un desfase entre la versión en castellano y en las otras lenguas, derivado del proceso de traducción a las mismas.
European Labour authority (ELA)
The European Labour Authority (in english, European Labour Authority, ELA) is the european union body responsible for coordinating and supporting the implementation of the european labour Law, ensuring that eu rules on labour mobility and coordination of social security are applied in a fair and effective. The European Bureau for the coordination of EURES (ECO) is integrated into It.
IT ensures that eu rules on labour mobility and coordination of social security are implemented fairly and effectively and makes it easier for citizens and companies from reaping the benefits of the internal market.More information on the website of the European Labour Authority.
ELA provides information through:
Awareness-raising campaigns
EU 4 Fair Construction
The information campaign of the eu for the construction Fair focuses on improving the living conditions of workers in the construction sector, as well as on the rights and duties of workers and employers. It also provides information to the social partners, the national government institutions and other stakeholders. The information campaign began on 17 october 2023 .
Further information,
Road 2 Fair Transport
The campaign was born in order to comply with eu legislation that addresses the social aspects in a highly mobile environment poses many challenges as is the transport sector. The legal framework relevant to this sector, known as' mobility Package I ', is in force since august 2020 by introducing changes in the field of road transport and also new challenges in its practical implementation.
Further information,
Rights 4 AllSeasons
Based on the experience of the campaign # US 4 FairWork (which was developed from march to october 2020 ), the campaign Rights 4 All Seasons was conducted in parallel with a wide-ranging information campaign of ELA developed in response to calls to the commission, the european parliament and the council. The main purpose was to promote the seasonal work declared and address the seasonal work.
Further information,
EU 4 FairWork
In march 2020 the ELA launched # US 4 FairWork, the first campaign in the eu on the benefits of labour stated, with the participation of the european commission. Its aim was to raise awareness among workers about their rights and how to make the transition to a job stated, inform companies on the benefits and obligations of state workers, and to foster policy makers to address more effectively undeclared work through policies and legislation.
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