Entry into Force of the Agreement between Japan and Italy on Social Security
The Agreement on Social Security between Japan and Italy will enter into force in April 2024.
INL Note N° 2401/2023 on the simplification of administrative burdens on foreign service providers
The Italian National Labour Inspectorate (INL) clarifies certain aspects on the obligation to keep documentation in the case of transnational postings.
A1 Certificate: definitions, relevance and application of Regulation 883/2004 on social security for posted workers
The A1 certificate is a document attesting that workers, when posted to another Member State, remain subject to the social security legislation of their country of origin.
ELA’s new report on the posting of workers in the European construction sector
New report ELA on the provision of information, enforcement, social security coordination and cooperation between member states in relation to the posting of workers in the EU construction sector.
Posted Workers in the Construction Sector: ELA’s Latest News
ELA published a new information leaflet, regulating the posting of workers in the construction sector.
Transnational service provision and remote working – new framework agreement
The Framework Agreement reached by some EU States for the application of the exemptions contained in Regulation 883/2004 for the promotion and regulation of cross-border teleworking came into force on 1 July 2023.
ELA Mediation successfully resolves dispute between Cyprus and Germany
Dispute between Cyprus and Germany on social security coordination resolved for the first time through the new ELA Mediation Service.
Posting Workers to UK
Learn what to consider when posting workers to the UK, with aspects like immigration, tax, social security and more.
Posting 360: the European Labor Authority new program for the enhancement of cross-border cooperation on social security
The project aims to develop common knowledge network and continuous exchange of information on issues related to social security and posting of workers.