EU employment

EU employment

This subtopic contains the following guidance on EU level rules relating to employment:

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EU employment and social policy tracker tracks and summarises key new and upcoming EU legislation, links to and displays the most recent key decisions and appeals from the General Court of the EU and the Court of Justice on employment and social policy
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Key EU employment legislation—summary sets out a summary of key EU employment legislation, covering employment and social policy, labour law (including the protection of specific categories of worker), working conditions, protection against discrimination, equal treatment and work-life balance. Implementing legislation in the Member States is signposted
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The integration of AI in the workplace is transforming business operations, offering both opportunities and challenges. Artificial Intelligence in the workplace—EU outlines the key legal issues employers and employees may face under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the EU AI Act) and Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (the EU GDPR) in relation to the use of AI in the workplace. It also provides practical guidance on compliance
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Posting of workers in the EU discusses the posting of workers in the EU as governed by Directive

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