An online conference organized by the European Federation of Food Agriculture and Tourism Trade Unions (EFFAT), ‘Cooperation creates solutions’, draws a picture of the current situation of seasonal workers in Europe and outlines future challenges especially in the context of Covid-19 and the post 2020 CAP reform.

EURES Spain organized, in cooperation with the National Public Employment Service (SEPE) two events in the context of the EU Week for Seasonal Workers.

The Employment Agency, as a leading partner for Bulgaria in the European Labour Authority's pan-European campaign for seasonal work “Rights for All Seasons”, organises a series of sessions in the country to pay particular attention to promote fair and safe working conditions for seasonal workers employed in EU countries.

Do you usually employ seasonal workers from other EU countries, or are you planning to do so? Check against the infographic in this article whether you are respecting all the relevant rules.

The Ministry of Employment and the Economy of Finland has joined the European Labour Authority's (ELA) #Rights4AllSeasons campaign to remind seasonal workers of their rights, support employers in meeting their obligations and work to secure fair working conditions across the EU.  

EURES Ireland in collaboration with EURES Finland is organising the online event  “Winter Season Job Opportunities in Finland”, on 29th September. 

During the EU Week for Seasonal Workers (20−24 September), EURES Slovenia and EURES Croatia will organise a cross-border conference to discuss the legal aspects of seasonal work in both countries and to exchange good practices. The event is part of the European Labour Authority’s campaign “Rights for all seasons”.

During the campaign’s EU Week for Seasonal Workers (20−24 September), Poland will implement a range of activities and events throughout the country on seasonal work and work abroad, aimed at jobseekers and employers. Wherever you are in Poland, pencil in these suggestions.

During the EU Week for Seasonal Workers (20−24 September), EURES Italy will promote 10 short videos with useful facts and tips for both jobseekers and employers interested in seasonal work. The videos are part of EURES Italy’s involvement in the European Labour Authority’s campaign “Rights for all seasons”. 

As part of their involvement in the “Rights for all seasons” campaign, EURES Slovakia and the Slovak Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family are organising a webinar on the topic of mobile seasonal workers.