EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Opposes the inclusion of labour law in the 28th regime and warns it risks undermining national labour standards and collective agreements.
Promote entrepreneurship and growth by strengthening transparency, cutting red tape and ensuring real employee involvement, rather than creating a second set of rules.
“If the Commission wants to promote entrepreneurship and growth, it should do so by strengthening transparency, cutting red tape and ensuring real employee involvement.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30 · the Commission’s translation
Prevent the 28th regime from allowing companies to opt out of national labour rules and collective agreements, protecting workers' rights and collective bargaining.
“The inclusion of labour law risks creating a system allowing companies to opt out of national labour rules and collective agreements, thereby creating unfair competition for the many socially responsible companies organised in employers’ associations and participating in collective bargaining.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30 · the Commission’s translation
Ensure that new company forms do not undermine employee rights or the role of trade unions in the European labour market.
“New forms of company must never become an instrument to undermine employee rights or the role of trade unions in the European labour market.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30 · the Commission’s translation
Do not use Articles 352, 50 and 114 TFEU as a legal basis to include labour law in the 28th regime, respecting the Treaty division of competences.
“We must warn strongly that the European Commission is using Articles 352, 50 and 114 TFEU on company law and internal market law as a legal basis for including labour law in the 28th regime proposal.”
Feedback, 2025-09-30 · the Commission’s translation
On the files they lobby on: “Beskæftigelses- og arbejdsmarkedspolitik, socialpolitik, økonomisk politik, handelspolitik, social dialog, arbejdsret/ansættelsesret, uddannelsespolitik, arbejdsmiljøpolitik, internationalt samarbejde 28th regime, Mobility Package, Social Pillar, European Labour Authority, Revision 883/04, Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions,e, MFF, just transition, European social security number, Public procurement, TWA, pay transparency, skills, enlargement etc.”
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