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노동법이론실무학회 노동법포럼 노동법포럼 제8호
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2012.4
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The aim of this article is to introduce the Temporary Agency Workers Directive(2008/104/EC) and to analysis the effects in the member states, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom. The Directive try to seek to guarantee those working through employment agencies equal pay and conditions with employees in the same business who do the same work. The main provisions of the Directive are ① Review of restrictions or prohibitions ② The principle of equal treatment ③ Access to employment, facilities and  vocational training ④ Representation of temporary agency workers ⑤ Information of worker's representatives. The main purpose of this Directive is to establish Flexicurity. The Directive influenced a temporary agency workers's legislation of member states. One of the leading group, Germany had strict point of view relating to use temporary agency work, though the Amendment of Temporary Agency Work Act in 2002 pursued Flexicurity. Recent revision of the act try to make up for fault the flexicurity. Traditionally, temporary agency work in United Kingdom is not the regulation subject. But for the reason of the Directive enforcement, the Agency Worker Regulations  2010 covered equal treatment enacted. According to collective agreement exception, the  regulation of agency work in Holland have wide exception for the principle of equal treatment. The meaning of this legislative perspective seems to place more value flexibility than security. The enforcement of the Directive did not seem to make complete flexicurity, though the contents and the aim of the Directive, the quest of flexicurity give many  implication to the Agency Worker's Protection Act in Korea.

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