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General Information Websites on Mobility and Migration Information Services for Graduates Ministries - Government 1st Round Table - Olomouc, Czech Republic Appartamento Europeo 2nd Round Table - Canterbury, United Kingdom 3rd Round Table - Venice, Italy Mobility of citizens within the European Union

Multimedia This section will contain interviews with participants in the three round table organized within the Mobility vs Migration project. Listen to the voices of students who live and work in a different from their own EU country and to companies who have recruited workers from outside their countries. EUROPEAN GENERAL GUIDES Living, working, studying - An overview of your EU rights Living in another EU country Working in another EU country Studying in another EU country Travelling to another EU country Equal opportunities Buying goods and services Enforcing your rights Data protection Settling cross-border financial disputes (FIN-NET) Cross-border credit transfers in Euro Factsheet on transitional measures DOCUMENTS Do you want to work in another EU Member State? Find out about your rights! Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Unit E.3, May 2006. This guide describes the legal position of persons who migrate within the European Union for reasons of employment. Its aim is to provide people with information about rights as migrant workers in an easily understandable questions and answers form. Mobility in Europe European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, 2006 Analysis of the 2005 Eurobarometer survey on geographical and labour market mobility. Managing Mobility Matters 2006 PricewaterhouseCoopers, December 2006. A report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) which was co-funded by the EU as part of the Year of Workers' Mobility 2006, reveals that with the exception of the Nordic countries, Ireland and the UK, mobility remains disappointingly low. Employment in Europe 2006 European Commission - Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, October 2006 The eighteenth edition of the Employment in Europe report, like the previous years, provide an important and exhaustive analysis of the European labour market and its perspectives. In particular, chapter 5 is focused on "Geographic mobility within the EU". European Employment and Social policies Eurobarometer, October 2006. What do Europeans think about the actual policies the EU is promoting in this field? How much do they know about the EU's role in employment and social affairs? And how do these policies relate to the concrete experiences and expectations people have when it comes to their own jobs and training opportunities? Muoversi per lavoro Jobtel, October 2006. Figures and data on the fluxes of Italian workers within the EU. Attitude towards European Union Enlargement Eurobarometer, July 2006. Poll on EU citizens´ perceptions of their knowledge about enlargement and their perception of the advantages and disadvantages of the enlargement of the European Union. Who is afraid of EU Enlargement? European Citizen Action Service, September 2005. Report on the Free Movement of workers in EU-25. What Does Free Movement Mean in Theory and Practice in an Enlarged EU? Sergio Carrera, Centre for European Policies Studies, October 2004. Assessment of the main challenges to the principle of freedom of movement of persons in the enlarged European Union. The Unfinished Enlargement European Citizen Action Service, September 2004. Report on the Free Movement of workers in EU-25. Communication of European Union employment and social policies Eurobarometer, April 2004. Perceptions of the European Union citizens of the key messages communicated by the European Union in employment and social affairs. - Back to top -