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The original full study analyses challenges related to the long-term care (LTC) workforce with a focus on working conditions, mobile/migrant workers, live-in carers, platform workers, informal carers and undeclared work. It contains a review of the literature as well as quantitative analysis. Su...

These Country Profiles sheets provide for all Member States a snapshot of progress towards the national 2020 poverty and social exclusion target, trends in the main social indicators for each country, and the main, priority social challenges and good social outcomes identified for each country....

The Republic of Lithuania is a unitary state where legislative authority is vested in the central government. The regulatory authority is vested in the Parliament (the Seimas), whereas the implementation and execution of legislation is among the main competences of the Government (Vyriausybė) an...

The authority to enact laws is vested in the Swedish Parliament (the Riksdag). The Government, however, has the power to issue decrees concerning less important matters. To some extent this power stems directly from the Instrument of Government (1974:152), one of Sweden’s four constitutional law...

The coronavirus crisis has underlined the need for the European Union (EU) to devote greater efforts to anticipatory governance, and to attempt to strengthen its resilience in the face of risks from both foreseeable and unforeseeable events. This paper builds further on an initial 'mapping' in m...

In terms of direct sources of law, the Bulgarian legal system is based on a strictly defined hierarchy of the sources of law as follows: EU Law has supremacy over the internal legal provisions of the legislation of Bulgaria (including Constitutional provisions) which contradict it and it can hav...

Luxembourg is a parliamentary representative democracy headed by a constitutional monarch, the Grand-Duke. The Constitution dates back to 1868 and was last amended in 2016. It organises a separation of powers between the executive (the Grand-Duke and the Government) and the legislative (the Parl...