Internal border regions of the eu cover 40 % of eu territory and are home to almost two million In cross-border workers. 2018 more than 1 , 5 millions of people living in the EU a country and worked in another.

Cross-border workers encounter a number of obstacles in their daily lives, as the differences in national practices, social security systems, standards and legal systems. In Addition, public transport in border areas is generally less developed within each country, which further complicates the cross-border labour mobility.

Assistance to the EURES cross-border workers to overcome these drawbacks to provide financial support to the cross-border partnerships, within the framework of EaSI, the eu programme for employment and social innovation.

EURES Cross-Border Partnerships

EURES Cross-Border Programme Galicia -Norte of Portugal