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Addressing subcontracting chains and the role of intermediaries in order to protect workers’ rights

Date: 12.02.2026

subcontracting occupational safety contractual liability single market worker (EU) fraud organised crime labour market building industry cross-border dimension working conditions labour law
Overall Result
254
315
159
254 For
315 Against
7 Abstention
159 Did not vote
The EU aims to regulate subcontracting chains and intermediaries more strictly to protect workers' rights and prevent exploitation. High-risk sectors like construction and logistics are targeted to enhance transparency and accountability across supply chains. A comprehensive EU strategy is proposed to combat abuse through lengthy subcontracting and fraudulent recruitment practices. Joint liability is intended to ensure fair working conditions and curb unfair competition. Sector-specific solutions and closer cooperation with social partners are prioritized.
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Jens Geier
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Country: Germany Germany

Group: Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D) Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D)

Plenary contributions: 37
My vote:
Did not vote
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