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The round table 1 “The fight against undeclared work in the PHS sector” will be moderated by Gianluca Pastorelli, executive president of  Diesis Network. In this session, project partners will illustrate the guidelines drafted on three main topics: 

• Social vouchers (Aurélie Decker – EFSI), 
• Digital platforms and networks  (Mark Bergfeld – UNI Europa), 
• Worker cooperatives (Dorotea Daniele – DIESIS).

Concrete examples of good practices such as the Belgium voucher system, the use of digital platforms in PHS, and Italian cooperatives providing social services will be illustrated by their protagonists. Participants will then have the possibility to ask questions and to debate on tools and national examples to fight against undeclared work in the PHS sector.

Interpretation will be provided in English, French, Italian,  German and captioning.

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The round table 2 “Social rights for PHS workers ” will be moderated by Mary Catharine Breadner (Uni Europa). In this session, project partners will illustrate the guidelines drafted on three main topics:

• Developing social dialogue structures (Thomas Bignal -EASPD)
• Rights and obligations of employers and workers (Kerstin Howald – EFFAT)
• Professionalisation of PHS workers (Aude Boisseuil – EFFE). 

Several concrete examples of good practices, such as the Italian new agreement on social rights of domestic workers, the French online declarative platform CESU, the tools to professionalise PHS workers in the Basque country and in France will be illustrated by their protagonists. Participants will then have the possibility to ask questions on the examples presented and to debate on rights of workers and employers and the importance of professionalisation for PHS workers.

Interpretation will be provided in English, French, Italian,  Spanish and captioning.

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Finally, after enjoying one of the two round tables options, we will proceed with a panel discussion with proposals for future and political responses. AD-PHS partners representatives will present their recommendations to EU institutions and ask for comments and suggestions to European decision-makers. . The panel will be moderated by Nicolas Vincent, a  journalist specialized in European affairs.