Tenders Are Invited For Design And Execution Of Research And Development – Evaluation Faire Mobilität

Design And Execution Of Research And Development – Evaluation Faire Mobilität. The Fair Mobility Advisory Service Was Started In 2011 As Part Of Esf Project Funding And Was Continued As A Purely Federal Project From 2017. In 2020, Fair Mobility Was Anchored In The Posting Of Workers Act (Aentg) And Thus Made Permanent. Since 2021, The Advisory Service Has Been Carried Out On The Basis Of The Statutory Entitlement To Benefits In Section 31 Aentg. The Dgb Receives Federal Funds Of Up To 3.996 Million Euros Per Year And Contributes 10 Percent Of Its Own Funds. The Aim Of This Consolidation Is To Further Strengthen The Advisory Services Offered And Ensure Quality In The Long Term And Further Develop It. The Provision Of Labor And Social Law Information And Support For Union Citizens Has Developed Into An Ongoing Task. The Short Project Cycles Were Not Suitable For Meeting This Task In The Long Term. In Particular, Staff Fluctuation At Faire Mobility Due To Temporary Employment Relationships Was A Major Problem In Practice. The Core Of Faire Mobility Is The Information And Initial Advice Of Mobile Workers From The Eu On Labor Rights And Working Conditions In Germany. To This End, Employees Provide Advice In 13 Advice Centers Throughout Germany And On The Move, For Example At Truck Rest Stops. In 2022, Around 8,800 People Were Advised. Most Of Them Came From Poland, Bulgaria And Romania. In Addition, Faire Mobility Creates Information Materials, Carries Out Advisory And Multiplier Training And Publicizes Cases Of Abuse Through Press Work. The Fair Mobility Project Is Intended To Contribute To The Overarching Goal Of Making Working Conditions On The German Labor Market Fair For Eu Citizens, Especially From Central And Eastern European Eu States. Fair Mobility Aims To Improve The Information Situation And Legal Security Of Mobile Employees With Regard To Their Labor Rights And Working Conditions In Germany. A First External Evaluation Commissioned By The Bmas Took Place Between October 2019 And July 2020. The Findings Of The Evaluation Showed That Fair Mobility Created A High-Quality And Effective Advisory Service. The Current Evaluation Is Intended To Scientifically Record And Evaluate The Further Development Of The Advisory Service Since It Was Consolidated Through The Introduction Of Section 31 Aentg. The Introduction Was Intended To Ensure Effective Advice For Mobile Workers From The European Union In Germany And To Enable The German Federation Of Trade Unions To Improve The Offer Through Planning Security. Section 31 (9) Aentg Stipulates That The Advice And Information Offerings Will Be Evaluated By The Bmas By December 31, 2025. The Purpose Of This Evaluation Is To Check Whether The Goals Sought By The Perpetuation Have Been Achieved