Cross border qualification problems between social security and supplementary pension more guidance needed? Bastiaan M. M. Didden
By: Didden, Bastian M. M
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This article addresses the cross border qualification problems between social security and supplementary pension. It examines how the three qualification problems are recognized in a European law context and to what extent more guidance can be provided on a European level to eliminate the negative consequences of the present qualification problems.
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