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EU Seeks to Simplify Worker Posting Procedures

Summary by Voice of Nigeria
The European Commission is exploring ways to align procedures for worker postings and social-security certificates across the European Union, in a move aimed at reducing administrative burdens for businesses. The review follows the European Parliament’s approval of legislation establishing a common electronic declaration system for employees temporarily sent to work in another EU member state. […]
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The reform voted on Tuesday by the European Parliament envisages the creation of a single system through which companies will be able to report the posting of an employee to another EU country. However, for now, joining the new system will be voluntary for member states.

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The European Commission is examining the possibility of simplifying administrative procedures for temporary posted employees in other Member States of the European Union by bringing the system of electronic declarations closer to social security certificates A1.

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On Tuesday the European Parliament approved the creation of a common digital platform to simplify the procedures that companies must carry out when they temporarily send their workers to another country of the European Union, with a system that will allow to present on the Internet the documentation required by the national authorities and that, according to [...] The entry The Chamber approves to simplify the formalities to send workers to othe…

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Forbes España broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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