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"Question No 45 by Ole Krarup ():
The posting of workers directive
has still not been implemented in Denmark, even though the deadline has passed. The draft legislation before the Folketing does not contain any rules governing rights of employed persons under collective agreements. Pursuant to Article 3(8) of the Directive, terms and conditions of employment must be in keeping with the 'collective agreements which have been concluded by the most representative employers' and labour organisations at national level and which are applied throughout national territory'. However, such use of an agreement outside its specific scope cannot be imposed on the two sides of industry without a legal basis. There are therefore two possible solutions: either the Directive is inapplicable in Denmark, or Denmark is required by the Directive to introduce universally applicable agreements.
Can the Commission confirm that the Directive concerning the posting of workers is inapplicable in Denmark as far as 'collective agreements … declared universally applicable' (cf. Article 3(1)) are concerned, given that such universally applicable agreements do not exist under Danish law? If not, will it explain how the Directive is to be complied with in this area?"@en1
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"Subject: Compliance with Directive 96/71/EC concerning the posting of workers"1
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