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Civic Association EWG (Euro Workers Group) brings together the citizens of the Czech Republic and Slovakia - Workers various industries operating in European Union countries. EWG was founded February 14, 2006 in the Slovak Republic seven founders. EWG today has nearly 600 members and operates in most countries of Central, Western and Northern Europe. Membership in the association is voluntary and the amount of the annual membership fee is rather symbolic. Any action by the association for its members is no longer charging.
     The aim of the association is to create and deliver a free and voluntary association collar workers citizens of the Czech and Slovak Republic in the European Union - skilled workers from various industrial areas, interested in expanding their education, professional skills and experience in the relevant industry or craft activities. Create conditions for the mutual exchange of professional experience and mutual assistance.
     EWG provides its members with professional advice, the expert supervision of professional staff from various industries over the expansion of their education, professional theoretical but also practical experience. In addition to that EWG it provides for its members legal advice in the area of ​​labor and trade law.
     EWG assists its members in finding employment in their professional education in the relevant employment sectors through various recruitment agencies operating in the EU member countries. Moreover, it provides for its members of current needs and possibilities and to exercise their craft or professional work profession within the European Union through the company's own EuroWorkers, Ltd., www.euroworkers.eu, which operates within the EU and which has a 100% ownership EWG participation (since 2015). This company carries out inspection and supervisory activities of the association audit team EWG, and are managed and manages staff approved by the General Assembly EW G.
     If you would like to join the EEC as a worker or, in the case of interest in cooperation with our association as an organization, or if any of your questions, please contact us via the contact email address listed in the header. In any case, thank you for your interest.
EWG continues to expand its network of partners for the direct provision of labor within the European Union for its members of the civic association.
We are looking for partners and between recruitment agencies for mediation in employment opportunities within the European Union for members of our civic association.

"E W G ... we are progressing through mutual assistance"

Michal Csepregi