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Invited to the Swedish Parliament to speak on the EU Minimum Wage Directive

Riksdagshuset i Stockholm

On Thursday (5 March), Ann-Christine Hartzén, Associate Professor in Business Law at Lund University School of Economics and Management (LUSEM), will present at a parliamentary research seminar in Stockholm.

Her presentation focuses on the recent ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union on the Minimum Wage Directive and its implications for EU cooperation. The directive has been the subject of intense debate, but according to Hartzén, the Court’s decision has clarified key legal questions and eased much of the controversy.

The topic is closely connected to her research on labour law regulatory systems and the interaction between EU law and national models. Her work examines how different legal frameworks can strengthen protections for workers in vulnerable positions.

The invitation reflects the continued relevance of research from LUSEM in current European policy discussions.


A more detailed news item (in Swedish) is available at our Swedish website.

Inbjuden till riksdagen för att tala om EU:s minimilönedirektiv – ehl.lu.se