EU unions warn EU Inc plan risks social dumping, urge prevention

European unions are denouncing the proposed EU Inc framework, arguing it could enable companies to register in member states with weaker social standards while employing workers elsewhere, and circumvent collective bargaining and worker consultation mechanisms. The unions call for preventive measures against this 28th regime, reflecting ongoing tension between EU-level corporate harmonization and national labor protections. The outcome remains uncertain as the legislative process unfolds.