For many EU countries, seasonal workers from third countries are crucial to fill temporary, cyclical labour market needs. Since the adoption of the Seasonal Workers Directive in 2016, this specific category of workers can benefit from EU-harmonised admission policies and rights concerning their entry and stay. Against this background, this study provides a comparative overview of recent trends in seasonal workers coming to the EU, and the national strategies and practices related to seasonal workers from third countries.
This inform summarises the results of the EMN study of the same title which provides a comparative overview of recent trends, national policies and practices in place related to seasonal workers from third countries.
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