European Labour Law Journal | Volume 15 (Issue 2)

Table of Contents:

• Guest Editorial
  • Voluntary work in Europe: Introduction to this special issue | Christina Hiessl
• Special Issue Contributions
  • Under what conditions do volunteers escape being qualified as workers? | Martin Gruber-Risak & Sascha Obrecht
  • The legal classification of volunteers: A cross-European case law comparison | Christina Hiessl
  • The working conditions of non-professional magistrates and the European concept of ‘worker’ | Emiliano Maran
  • Before, after and beyond the Matzak case: Overview of the Belgian jurisprudence | Sara Huybrechts
  • Voluntary work in the Italian experience: the curious case of ‘socially useful workers’ | Luca Ratti
• Academic Contributions
  • Is it possible to ‘legally desegregate’ sheltered employment? General comment no. 8 of the committee on the rights of persons with disabilities and the Benelux countries | Mathias Wouters
  • Quasi (-social) citizenship, the common travel area, and the fragmented protection of employment rights in the United Kingdom after Brexit | Niall O'Connor
  • EU social policy and the subsidiarity principle: The end of an illusion? | Sven Schreurs
• European Developments
  • A first step to clarity: Review of ECJ judgment of 19 October 2023, C-660/20(MK vs Lufthansa CityLine GmbH), ECLI:EU:C:2023:789 | Eva Kocher
  • Cross-border workers - navigating the challenges of social security coordination rules in the era of telework in the European Union | Fenicia Aceto
  • Broad application of the training cost rule in the Netherlands | Gerrard C. Boot
  • Anti-discrimination legislation and protection of working conditions of the self-employed | Karol Muszyński
  • Austria's annual leave legislation on its long journey to Europe | Martin Gruber-Risak & Sascha Obrecht