Working on construction, infrastructure, and data centre projects in Europe often involves international workers, foreign subcontractors, and cross-border employment structures.
These situations require additional registrations, documentation, and compliance checks before workers are allowed on site.
We support companies, subcontractors, self-employed professionals, and workers with cross-border workforce compliance, ensuring all requirements are met before work begins.
Our focus is on practical compliance for real projects, not complex legal theory.
We review the situation of the company and the worker to determine which registrations, documents, and approvals are required to work legally on the project.
This may include:
