Publication at Faculty of Law, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport |
2009
Abstract
Although the EU is primary an economic union, the Posted Workers Directive is an evidence that, in social Europe, it is impossible both to constitute and guarantee freedom to provide services without setting forth rules unifying social protection in all Member States. Not only that social policy on the European Union’s level did not improve and harmonize in each Member State somehow “automatically” (what founders expected) but also it has become a serious obstacle for the European Union’s most important aim – creation of an intern free market.