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EU: Proposal for a Directive providing for sanctions against employers of illegally staying third-country nationals

01 November 2008

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Proposal (EU doc: DS 1006/08, pdf). Report from the Council Presidency to SCIFA setting out the latest positions on the proposed Directive.

However, you will not find this document listed on the Council public register of documents because it has been classified as a Room Document and thus to be kept hidden.

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