Warsaw may be isolated in EU on ‘posted workers’
If post-election Germany becomes less accommodating, Poland could stand alone in opposing 'posted workers' reform
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- Commission's proposals
- Yellow card procedure
- Macron's offensive
- Anti-reform alliance breaks up?
- Poland stands alone
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_350.jpg "Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, left, French President Emmanuel Macron, Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern and Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka, right, at their 'mini-summit' in Salzburg, Austria (Reuters/Heinz)")