EU law protection from discrimination extends to self-employed workers, confirmed the CJEU in a landmark judgment with LGBT+ rights in the background 6 February 2023/ By Marta Lasek-Markey
The first CJEU decision on domestic workers: the role of EU equality law in challenging unjustified exclusions from labour rights and social protections 8 March 2022/ By Elisa Chieregato
Unemployment benefits in the EU: Is Slovenia fighting the good fight or just trying to get away with a free lunch? 7 April 2021/ By Luka Mišič
Stand-by duties in the Working Time Directive: Window-dressing workers’ rights? 22 March 2021/ By Jonas Bornemann
FNV v Van den Bosch, or the thin line between the free movement of services and ‘social dumping’ in the never-ending story of posted workers 8 December 2020/ By Marta Lasek-Markey
The Commission’s proposal for a European Minimum Wage – another ultra vires challenge for the EU? 23 June 2020/ By Eduardo Gill-Pedro
EU Equality Law: Looking Ahead after 20 Years of Policymaking* 8 April 2019/ By Sara Benedi Lahuerta and Ania Zbyszewska
Joined cases C-569/16 and C-570/16 Bauer et al: (Most of) the Charter of Fundamental Rights is Horizontally Applicable 19 November 2018/ By Eleni Frantziou
Mangold Recast? The ECJ’s Flirtation with Drittwirkung in Egenberger 24 April 2018/ By Eleni Frantziou
A Right to Reside for the Unemployed Self-Employed: The Case Gusa (C-442/16) 10 January 2018/ By Dion Kramer