This paper aims to investigate which EU cross‐border labor policy recommendations can be
drawn from COVID‐driven research attention. For this purpose, a systematic literature review …

Cross-border commuters were faced with several problems during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Borders were closed, strict checks were introduced thereon and their commuting and often …

The paper focuses on the impact COVID-19 has on Czech cross-border commuters.
Emphasis is placed on the legal and political science perspective and on the comparison of …

The article focuses on the impact of the new re-bordering, caused by the COVID-19
pandemic, on the functional, ideational and institutional dimension of cross-border …

The COVID-19 pandemic has been impacting every aspect of life for over a year. When
considering EU policy areas, EU citizenship, and in particular the freedom of movement …

Labor markets have been strongly affected by the COVID-19 crisis. Much empirical evidence
exists on how they operated since the COVID-19 outbreak, illustrated predominantly by …

Purpose To analyse the policies, posting trends and worker experiences during the
pandemic, this study uses the concept of motility, ie workers' mobility capital, and examines …

COVID-19 regulations introduced in EU member states in 2020 meant serious restrictions for
the free movement of persons, particularly workers. An ensuing gap in the supply of workers …

This paper discusses labour mobility from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia to
Austria during the period before and after the economic crisis of 2008/2009. Building up on …

Purpose: The main objective is an attempt to present the decision motives and situation of
economic migrants during COVID-19 pandemic. The research hypothesis adopted is “The …