Posting exposure and filing deadline

You enter the host country, how many workers go, the first working day and how long the posting runs. It returns the fine ceiling per posted worker under that country's own article, the ceiling for the whole job, the portal name, the date the notification is due, the days left and the date host labour law applies in full.

Mobility coordinators at EU staffing agencies, construction subcontractors and IT consultancies who send crews across a border for a few weeks or a few months. If you file SIPSI, ZKO3, a German Meldeportal notification, a Dutch WagwEU notification or an Italian Cliclavoro UNI_Distacco_UE form, this is your desk.

Because the ceilings are national and they move. The same 6 workers are a EUR 60000 ceiling in Austria and a EUR 3600 ceiling in Italy, and France doubles to EUR 8000 per worker on a repeat breach. A general answer gives you one blended European number, which is wrong in 5 out of 5 of these countries.

Every calculation is free with no key, no watermark and no run limit: all 5 country rules, the ceiling, the deadline, the days left and the long-term date. The $60 key adds a different axis - owning and repeating: CSV export of your posting register and browser alarms before each filing date.

The 2019 EU posting administrative-cost study puts the employer admin cost of one A1 certificate at EUR 6.80 to EUR 10.28 depending on the country, while the Austrian ceiling for skipping the notification is EUR 20000 per posted worker. The key is $60 once, with a 7-day full refund, against a EUR 60000 ceiling on one six-worker posting to Austria.