The EU Commission proposes a streamlined "EU Inc." regime to support startup growth, but jurist Daniel Hay warns it may be misused to weaken employee rights. The initiative could reshape EU startup policy while raising concerns about labor standards and regulatory oversight. EU Commission, jurist Daniel Hay, corporate stakeholders, and employee representatives Further parliamentary debate and possible amendments to address labor rights concerns are expected. The European Commission has introduced a simplified regulatory framework called "EU Inc." aimed at easing startup growth. Jurist Daniel Hay warns that the scheme could be exploited by large corporations to suppress labor standards under the guise of a quality seal. The debate highlights tensions between regulatory simplification and social protection. So far, no legislative changes have been announced.
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