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Courts and the Legal Protection of Migrant Workers in Farm-to-Fork Industries in Italy, Poland, Germany and the Netherlands. Simplification vs. Sustainability? How social sustainability can benefit migrant workers and enhance competitiveness of Farm to Fork sectors EU Policy Updates Note 4 EU-level legislative and policy frameworks for the dignity of migrant workers Dignity for (irregular) migrants employed in Farm to ForkSectors: A Regulatory Infrastructure Approach to EU Legal andPolicy Frameworks Participatory Action Research (PAR). Migrant organisations led actions. Report on the implementation of the survey with employers Policy Brief – Employers’ preferences for migrant employment and informal employment Migrant Labour in the F2F Supply Chain in Italy. Employer Strategies and Policy Implications Temporary Workers, Permanent Dependence? The Local Battle over Migrant Labour in the Dutch Agri-Food Sector Policy Brief – Strengthening employee protection through greater control over intermediaries Shades of Precariousness: Migrants’ Labour Conditions in an Italian Fruit District Irregular migrant work in the national seafood processing policies in Morocco Working and living conditions of migrant agricultural workers in Morocco: Local actors’ interactions and frames Comparing the agency of irregular migrant workers in Germany, Italy, Morocco, Poland and Spain from an intersectional perspective Known but ignored. Labour and living conditions of migrant workers inagriculture. “The Others”, a documentary that investigates the precarious condition of migrant workers in Europe Policy Brief – Social Conditionality in the EU Agricultural Policy in the Netherlands: Missing the Target? Working conditions of migrant workers in the fish processing sector in Dakhla Disputed space. The working and living conditions ofmigrant workers in the agro-industrial sector of Almería Participatory action research case studies. Migrant workers in food supply chain sectors. Wroclaw, Poland. Nomada Association Employers, Informality, and Migrant Precarity in Poland’s Farm-to-Fork Sectors. Labour Market Drivers, Structural Effects, and worker Vulnerabilities Causes and consequences of irregular employment in the F2F sectors. Cross-national comparative report What happens when something happens? Insights into the Occupational Safety and Health of Migrant Workers in Farm-To-Fork Industries Navigating Precarity Between Law and Profit: Migrant Riders in Italy, Poland and Spain Local struggles over there-regulation of migrant labour in the German meat industry Cross-country report – Participatory Action Research (PAR) with migrant workers in farm to fork sectors in Amsterdam, Seville and Wroclaw Working in hospitality and professional development in Spain The Social & Health Rights of Migrant Workers in Agriculture and Food Delivery Work in Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain COVID-19 as a catalyst for re-regulating migrant labour in the German meat industry Policy Brief – Employers and compliance with labour standards in agriculture. Social conditionality and incentive mechanisms in Italy “We don’t want to revictimise ourselves, but rather transform our anger into political power and concrete responses.” – Reflections from a community dinning room in Seville by Antonia Ávalos Torres and Lina Marcela Rincón Barón Policy Brief: Relationships between migration and labour policies in the production of irregular labour in Italy Policy Brief – Relation between labour and Immigration policies in the Production of Irregular Migrant Work in Spain. The case of food delivery The governance of counter-exploitation policies in agriculture in Italy. Lagging behind despite progressive legislations Protect migrant workers, raise standards for all: strengthening enforcement in Farm-to-Fork sectors Policy Brief – Circular migration in Spain: good practice? Indispensable but excluded. 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