Abstract
The coronavirus pandemic has made remote working very common. Increasingly, in an effort to make the conditions for performing work within the workplace more attractive, employers are currently allowing employees to provide work from abroad, where employees can indulge in leisure activities at the end of the working day. This new trend may raise the question of its legal qualification. It should be recognized that it is working time, which may consequently lead to problems in determining the law applicable, as well as applicable social security legislation. This article aims to indicate what risks the provision of workation may entail
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