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On 17 October 2025, extensive concerted and joint inspections took place along the German-Dutch-Belgian border, bringing together around 400 officers from the three countries. The main focus of this coordinated action were working conditions in road transport and road safety. The inspections were supported by the European Labour Authority (ELA).  

In focus: automation and interoperability in labour mobility.

The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) and the European Labour Authority (ELA) have jointly launched a new practical guide to help workplace inspectors to identify and address labour exploitation. The guide will also help workers to claim and enjoy their rights across the European Union.

Study reveals widespread undeclared work and regulatory gaps in Europe’s growing delivery market.

Pilot kickstarts first advanced course in EU labour mobility, paving way for certified diploma.

In focus: automation and interoperability in labour mobility.

Subcontracting, posting and self-employment in construction in focus.

Labour market imbalances across Europe are becoming increasingly severe, with shortages in highly skilled professions such as healthcare, engineering, and IT, alongside surpluses in roles like clerical support and designer-related occupations. Countries such as Malta, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Italy, and Romania report the highest shortages, while Spain, Austria, Latvia, Portugal, and Finland face a significant surplus of workers. Particularly women are disproportionately affected by unemployment risks.

Almost 600 enforcement officers and operators in joint discussion elaborating a proposal for common approach of remuneration enforcement.