CSNIPSSH (En)
Oana RĂVAŞ
Lecturer, PhD., University of Petroşani, Faculty of Sciences, Romania;
E-mail: oana.ravas@gmail.com.
Ramona Maria BĂDESCU
PhD., Legal Adviser to the Sibiu County Constabulary Inspectorate, Romania;
E-mail: badescuramona30@yahoo.com.
Published on October 31, 2017
Abstract
One of the fundamental freedoms of European law is the free movement of people and labour. The right to work in the European area involves different areas of social life, starting from the economy and living standards and ending by the formation of the citizen in moral and professional terms. The free movement of labour allows countries whose populations are facing social problems: the lack of jobs, low pay, poor working conditions, to emigrate in search of jobs and better livelihoods than in the home country.
Keywords
labour force, European area, European citizens, right to work, free movement.
References:
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- Directive 68/360/EEC, 64/221/EEC and Regulation EEC no.1612/68 were abrogated by Directive 2004/38/EC of April 28th, 2004, have historical and informative character.
- Regulation no.1612/68/EEC on the access to the employment conditions, published in the OG L 257 of October 19th, 1968.
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- Regulation no. 562/2006 of the European Parliament and Council of March 15th, 2006 instituting a Community Code on the regime governing the movement of persons across borders (Schengen Borders Code).