Germany/Grand coalition agrees broad thrusts of future economic immigration legislation. In Berlin on the evening of 01/02 October and following months of controversy and debate, the ruling conservative and social democrat partners eventually came to a compromise agreement on the status of asylum seekers whose applications are in process and who have already joined and integrated the country’s jobs market. This cohort is not eligible to switch legal regime in line with the SPD advocated ‘change pathway’ system. The ruling coalition has agreed to respect the principle of keeping that notion of asylum strictly separate from that of economic immigration.
News update as of October 2, 2018
On the menu : German Grand coalition agrees broad thrusts of future economic immigration legislation, a wave of strike action in Finland for week commencing October 01 protesting draft legislation aimed at facilitating dismissals within SMEs, further extension to early retirement in Portugal, mjor reform to civil judicial procedures will also impact labor-law related litigation in Poland, under media pressure, international management company Accenture has overhauled its staff remuneration policy for employees who work on Google Ireland projects.
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