Abstract
Whether a state was at liberty, based on its sovereign rights and associated jurisdiction over its continental shelf, to treat employees working on that continental shelf differently from those working within the territory of that state.
Whether there was incompatibility with the principle of the freedom of movement for workers, having regard to the fact that an individual lost an advantage he had enjoyed while resident in a state after moving to another state.
Whether that incompatibility might have been mitigated by the fact that an individual was in a position to take out voluntary insurance and avail himself of the possibility of doing so.
Whether there was incompatibility with the principle of the freedom of movement for workers, having regard to the fact that an individual lost an advantage he had enjoyed while resident in a state after moving to another state.
Whether that incompatibility might have been mitigated by the fact that an individual was in a position to take out voluntary insurance and avail himself of the possibility of doing so.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Oxford University Press |
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Volume | C-347/10 (Official Case No) ILEC 079 (CJEU 2012) (OUP reference) |
Publication status | Published - Apr 2016 |
Externally published | Yes |