EU-UK Social Security Coordination After Brexit: some thoughts on the Simkova case

This blog post explores how UK welfare reform may limit EU citizens’ access to family benefits, raising concerns about accurate classification of benefits under Regulation 883/2004, the protection of cross-border social security access, and the need for CJEU clarification.

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2025-06-02
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.558e1e73
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Social Policy and Reform Studies
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EU-UK Social Security Coordination After Brexit: some thoughts on the Simkova case

Victoria Hooton
Social Policy and Reform Studies
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EU-UK Social Security Coordination After Brexit: some thoughts on the Simkova case

Victoria Hooton
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This blog post explores how UK welfare reform may limit EU citizens’ access to family benefits, raising concerns about accurate classification of benefits under Regulation 883/2004, the protection of cross-border social security access, and the need for CJEU clarification.

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