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New rules for unemployment benefits in the EU shift payment responsibilities to host countries
2 sourcesFirst reported 5 days agoUpdated 4 days ago
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- The European Parliament has approved an overhaul of rules concerning unemployment benefits within the EU.
- The new regulations will require the country of employment to pay unemployment benefits to many cross-border workers.
- This change aims to establish a new framework for social security for workers who move between EU countries.
- The proposal is approaching final approval nearly a decade after it was first introduced.
- The reform reflects ongoing efforts to improve the mobility of labor within the European Union.
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