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"en.20120418.18.3-224-000"2
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"The primary aim of this report is to amend Regulation (EC) No 883/2004 and Regulation (EC) No 987/2009 so as to incorporate recent changes to national social security in certain Member States. A second aim concerns certain provisions in the regulation that have been amended: namely, the portability of unemployment benefit for self-employed workers and the introduction of a special provision for air crew members, which specifies that their ‘home base’ should be regarded as the registered office of their employers or their place of business, for the purpose of identifying the Member State in which they should pay their social security contributions. The report argues that a self-employed frontier worker who becomes unemployed is entitled to receive unemployment benefits in the competent Member State if no such benefits exist in the Member State of residence. This can be an important measure provided it is not applied to ‘false’ self-employed workers as a means of legitimising their use. According to the second amendment, workers register with the social security system of their home base. We believe, however, that there should be some control over where businesses are registered, so that companies cannot register themselves in countries where social security costs are lower."@en1
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