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Expert contributor – Tanel Feldman

Labour shortages in Europe: Can cross-border temporary agency work help?
Qualified workers may be difficult to find in one European country while remaining available in
Belgium’s 2026 working time reforms: what do they mean for foreign temporary work agencies?
Belgium introduced several important changes to its working time legislation in 2026. For temporary work
The Netherlands’ WTTA: Preparing for the New Admission System for Labour Suppliers
The Netherlands is moving from the existing regulatory framework for labour supply towards a statutory
Female worker at train yard
Responsibilities and liabilities of TWAs and their clients – working conditions
The transnational hiring-out of workers is governed by several layers of EU and national law.
Double hiring-out of Temporary Agency Workers: The social security question
Temporary work agencies entering new markets sometimes use intermediaries to identify and introduce potential clients.
Map of Europe with country flags.
When the user undertaking in the host Member State sends a temporary agency worker to a third Member State- complexity and risks
Temporary agency work becomes considerably more complex when a worker hired out to a user
Can an EU Temporary Work Agency post a non-EU worker across Europe? Five essential points to verify
A third-country national who is lawfully employed by a temporary work agency in one EU