EMCC European Monitoring Centre on Change

Around one in twenty cases of large-scale restructurings affect activities in at least two countries. The employment effects of such transnational cases tend to be much larger than those occurring within national borders, with average job losses of around 3,000 jobs. The restructuring process is also longer and more complex as a consequence. The latest European Restructuring Monitor thematic report, ERM report 2020: Restructuring across borders, includes an analysis of nearly 1,000 large transnational restructuring cases captured on the ERM since 2005 as well as nine case studies looking at the implications for working conditions, social dialogue and employment of transfers of production from one member state to another.

• Publication: ERM report 2020: Restructuring across borders