Tackling undeclared work database
Undeclared work can be defined as work which is in itself legal but is not declared to the authorities for tax, social security and/or labour law purposes. Across the 28 Member States of the European Union, a great deal of effort is being invested into developing and testing policy measures that aim to tackle undeclared work.
District employment services for domestic work, Spain
- Spain
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Legitimising undeclared work
Social partner agreements to fight undeclared work, Germany
- Germany
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Type of measure:
Changing attitudes: awareness raising
Cash register legislation, Sweden
- Sweden
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Deterrence: improve detection, Deterrence: increase penalties
Improved protection for migrant workers, France
- France
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Deterrence: increase penalties, Prevention
Simplifying start-up business procedures, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
- Macedonia
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Legitimising undeclared work, Prevention
Identity card for construction sector, Luxembourg
- Luxembourg
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Deterrence: improve detection
Home-Job Plan, Denmark
- Denmark
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Type of measure:
Legitimising undeclared work, Prevention
Standing groups to control illegal work, Lithuania
- Lithuania
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Deterrence: improve detection, Deterrence: increase penalties
Targeted control of enterprises for undeclared work, Estonia
- Estonia
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Type of measure:
Deterrence: improve detection, Prevention
Regulating the labour relationship of domestic workers, Spain
- Spain
- Sectors
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Type of measure:
Legitimising undeclared work, Prevention