Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund

What is pos­ting?

DGB
Posted workers are employees sent by their employer to another EU country to do their work there on a temporary basis. During their posting abroad, they remain employees of their employer and generally still have social security cover in their country of origin. weiterlesen …

What we do

DGB
"Fair European Labour Mobility" is a transnational advisory network for posted workers in Europe. The network consists of trade union and trade-union-related advisory centres in the main countries of origin of posted workers and receiving countries. weiterlesen …

Me­dia re­por­ting

Medienberichte
"T24.com.tr Online Newspaper/Web & Mobile"/Kudret Keskin
The work of the project has been reported by media and institutions of the participating countries. Find here short abstracts in English and links to articles in the respective language weiterlesen …

Trans­na­tio­nal ca­ses

DGB/ Stefan Glöde
According to the international nature of posting of workers, collaboration of advisory centres in different countries is necessary. The colleagues work together on cases and benefit from the respective local experience and knowledge that help supporting workers that were deprived from their rights. Exemplary cases show what kinds of situation workers may be confronted with and how advisory centres are active in the field. weiterlesen …

Who we are

wer wir sind
Saida Ressel
We are trade unions, trade union confederations and trade-union-related organisations from Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Hungary, Austria and Germany. weiterlesen …

Contact

DGB Bildungswerk Bund e.V. (Training Centre of DGB)
Michaela Dälken
Franz-Rennefeld-Weg 5, 40472 Düsseldorf
E-mail michaela.daelken@dgb-bildungswerk.de
Telephone +49 (0)211-4301 197

 

Projekt DGB – Faire Mobilität
Dominique John
Paula-Thiede-Ufer 10, 10179 Berlin
E-mail: kontakt@faire-mobilitaet.de
Telefon: +49 (0)30 21 96 53 715

Service

Funding

This publication has received financial support from the European Union Programme for Employment and Social Innovation “EaSI” (2014-2020). The information contained in this publication does not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Commission.