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South Eastern Europe. I'm curious about how common it is elsewhere in Europe too.
by nxb 11y ago
South Eastern Europe. I'm curious about how common it is elsewhere in Europe too.
- Symbiote 11y agoAs someone living in Western/Northern Europe, it's not clear to me what you mean. Can you describe it a bit more? The British government knew where I worked, through the tax system. They knew, more-or-less, where I lived, by my registration to vote (compulsory, though not well enforced as far as I know). Is that what you don't like?
- ByatchMatch 11y agoI live in SEE. While we did have "work books" containing our employment history they were eliminated about 7 years ago. All that is now stored electronically in a central place. And it's used as evidence of payed benefits for x amount of time, eligibility for retirement and similar things.