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EU: Posting third-country workers within the EU: the ECJ squares the circle

01 October 2014

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"The ECJ has repeatedly held that, unlike workers from EU Member States, Turkish nationals are not entitled to freedom of movement within the European Union but can rely only on certain rights in the territory of the host Member State alone (Savas, para 59; Derin, para 66). The Essent judgment provides a recent and clear illustration of how, under certain circumstances, the EU internal market freedoms can be relied upon to overcome those limitations and, indirectly, to broaden the freedom of movement of Turkish and other third-country nationals."

See: Posting third-country workers within the EU: the ECJ squares the circle (EU Law Analysis, link) and: CJEU judgment (pdf)

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