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"en.20080422.53.2-451"2
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"The Court of Justice of the European Communities has delivered three judgments against the trade union movement, and we can therefore expect more court decisions on cases in the same series. The cases concern Viking Line, Vaxholm (Laval) and Rüffert, and in all of them the Court has interpreted the Treaties from just one point of view, i.e. freedom of competition, ignoring Parliament’s will. The proposal to comply with the working conditions of the country of origin in the case of posted workers, as in the ‘Bolkestein Directive’, was dismissed. Unfortunately, the Court has, with the decisions it has taken in these individual cases, taken on the role of legislator and ignored the interpretation of the will of a genuine legislator, in this case the European Parliament. The Commission should not defend such a breach of competence on the part of this institution."@en1
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