Digital Wallet, Common Standards: EU Wants to Work abroad...
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Skills will be easier to demonstrate digitally, while common standards for qualifications acquired outside the EU are planned.
It will be easier for EU citizens and Swiss to take a job in Europe. The EU therefore wants to standardise professions and thus deepen the internal market.
It should be easier for citizens of EU countries to work in another Member State. To this end, the European Commission will make a series of legislative proposals on Tuesday to make (social) insurance and, for example, diplomas easier to recognize in another Member State.
All educational qualifications, from secondary and vocational education to doctorate, would be transformed into digital certificates, according to a proposal presented on Tuesday, 15 September, by the European Commission's Executive Vice-President, Roxana Mânzatu.
A new European package could bring diplomas, qualifications and social documents to EUDI Wallet for faster verification when citizens work in another EU state.
The European Commission adopted on Tuesday, 15 September, the Equitable Labour Mobility Package, which includes measures to digitise social documents and professional qualifications, speed up the recognition of studies and strengthen controls against undeclared work.
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