Establishment and Operation of the Advisory Centre for Migration and Good Work BEMA - a Legal Labour Advisory Centre for Posted Workers, Freedom of Movement Benefiting EU Citizens, Migrants and Refugees, as well as for Persons Affected by Labour Exploitation

The Senate Department for Labour, Social Affairs, Equality, Integration, Diversity and Anti-Discrimination of the State of Berlin intends to continue the establishment and operation of an advisory centre for legal labour advice. This will be conducted through an open procedure. The centre, known as BEMA (Beratungszentrum für Migration und Gute Arbeit), will provide crucial legal support to several vulnerable groups. These include posted workers, EU citizens exercising their right to freedom of movement, self-employed individuals with unclear employment status, and employees with a migration background in precarious employment situations. Furthermore, the centre will offer assistance to individuals who have been victims of labour exploitation. The primary objective is to ensure that these individuals receive comprehensive and accessible advice on their labour rights, thereby promoting fair working conditions and preventing exploitation within the Berlin labour market. The tender outlines the requirements for establishing and operating this vital advisory service, ensuring its continuity and effectiveness in supporting diverse and often marginalized groups of workers. The initiative underscores Berlin's commitment to upholding labour standards and providing a safety net for all workers, regardless of their origin or employment status.

This is a services contract in the legal services, social protection and Migration sectors. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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