Swedish Labor and Immigration: A Dilemma

Swedish Labor and Immigration: A Dilemma

[...] when Byggnads came to the sites and wanted to check the papers in order to get them out of the country, the workers henceforth claimed to be entrepreneurs with a legal right to stay.\n For all of EU, the verdict might mean that the Posting directive becomes more or less worthless, if the trade...

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Corporations
Employment contracts
Entrepreneurs
European Union
Foreign Workers
Globalization
Immigration
Industrial production
Labor unions
Migrant workers
Migrants
Neoliberalism
Political Integration
Social activism
Sweden
Unions
Working conditions
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Employment contracts
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European Union
Foreign Workers
Globalization
Immigration
Industrial production
Labor unions
Migrant workers
Migrants
Neoliberalism
Political Integration
Social activism
Sweden
Unions
Working conditions
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