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Week 17, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 17, 2026

Spain's regularisation programme opens for 500,000 applicants as immigration staff strike, Germany hints at dedicated remote work visa, Luxembourg right-to-disconnect fines from July, and the 2026 DNV Index ranks Spain #1 globally.

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Week 16, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 16, 2026

Spain's extraordinary regularisation of 500,000 residents heads to Cabinet, Gallup reveals European engagement at 12% — lowest globally, Italy introduces prison sentences for remote work safety failures, and Google's core update penalises AI-generated content.

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Week 15, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 15, 2026

EES goes operational causing 3-hour airport delays, IEA and EU urge mass telework amid energy crisis, EU AI Act hiring compliance deadline looms, and the UK's biggest employment rights changes take effect.

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Week 14, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 14, 2026

UK's biggest employment law shake-up hits April 6-7, EU Entry/Exit System goes fully live, Italy clarifies digital nomad visa guidance, and workers drift back toward cities despite remote work options.

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Week 13, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 13, 2026

EU Pay Transparency Directive deadline looms with only 9% of employers ready, Netherlands guts VBAR freelancer bill, Poland's four-day work week pilot underway with 90 companies, and AI zero-click searches hit 60%.

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Week 12, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 12, 2026

Ireland strengthens remote working code after 94% approval rate revealed, Netherlands freelancer crackdown sees 62,000 fewer freelancers, and the UK's biggest employment law shake-up in years lands in April.

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Week 11, 2026

European Remote Work News — Week 11, 2026

Greece abolishes in-country digital nomad applications, Spain introduces climate permits for workers, UK consultation on making flexible working the default, and EU AI Act hiring compliance countdown begins.

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