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EU: Council of the European Union: Council adopts intra-corporate transferees directive

13 May 2014

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"This directive will make it easier and quicker for multinational companies to temporarily assign highly skilled employees to subsidiaries situated in the EU. Moreover, the directive will facilitate mobility of intra-corporate transferees bet ween member states during their assignments. The directive also lays down a common set of rights for intra-corporate transferees when working in the EU in order to avoid their exploitation and distortion of competition."

See the full text: Council of the European Union: Council adopts intra-corporate transferees directive (press release, pdf)

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