Fatia Bouteiller

Brexit raises many questions about posted and multi-state workers’ social security, given such situations are governed by EU regulations. What is the impact of Brexit on posted and multi-state workers’

Coronavirus and social security coverage: Abolition of the waiting period for French expatriates returning to France between 1 March 2020 and 1 June 2020 as part of their affiliation to

Due to the current coronavirus epidemic and the domestic provisons implemented by each European countries, many European mobile workers are forced by the authorities of their country of residence to

The decree and the order published on 5th June 2019 (further to the “Avenir Professionnel” act) in relation to posted workers has modified some formalities and stat. the activities that

France is preparing for hard Brexit by putting into place a regulatory framework for immigration. With just a few weeks left before the decided exit date of 29th March for United

The so-called “Professional Future” law, promulgated on September 5, continues the fight against illegal work and increases the penalties for transnational posting of workers. At the same time, it offers

The law on “controlled immigration, effective right of asylum and successful integration” of 10 September 2018 was published in the Official Journal of the French Republic on 11 September 2018.

The French social security financing law for 2017 has created a new requirement for the posted workers. The new article L114-15-1 of the French social security code increases employers’ obligations