Language skills, Public Sector Contract, Temporary Agency Work, Equal Treatment & TU's

Posted in : Commercial Law for Employers on 16 April 2015
Kevin McVeigh
Elliott Duffy Garrett
Issues covered:

Today's article features five cases of interest covering access to employment, language skills, Public Sector Contract, Temporary Agency Work, Equal Treatment and Trade Unions:

Commission v Belgium 
Ambisig v Nersant 
Auto- ja Kuljetusalan Työntekijäliitto (AKT) v Öljytuote & Shell Aviation Finland (SAF) 
Ingeniørforeningen i Danmark v Tekniq 
Sähköalojen v Elektrobudowa (ESA) 

Case: Commission v Belgium
Reference: Case C-317/14, CJEU (Sixth Chamber), 5 February 2015 
Legislation: Council Regulation (EU) 492/2011

Key Issues: Language skills – access to employment 

The Belgian Constitution defines four linguistic regions in which uniform rules are applied as

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Kevin McVeigh
Elliott Duffy Garrett

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