Eksempler på brug af Job insecurity på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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working conditions of road transport workers, by combating job insecurity, respecting rest periods- without any loss of pay-
increased job insecurity, deregulation of working time,
psychosocial risks including stress, job insecurity and bullying, and their effects on health and safety.
young people are often trapped in a chain of temporary employment contracts that reduces their chances of moving on to more stable contracts and exacerbates their job insecurity.
unemployment and job insecurity, education and discrimination affecting vulnerable groups.
childbirth, job insecurity and monotonous, repetitive work.
unemployment and job insecurity, directed at identifying
particularly with regard to economic policies, job insecurity, liberalisation and privatisation of public services,
prevention and combating job insecurity, and we must reaffirm the fact that non-European residents have the same rights as European residents.
within this Parliament indeed, on this work programme and programme to combat job insecurity and unemployment.
would only be detrimental to the current state of the European social system, and the job insecurity and unemployment which torment our highly qualified personnel.
increased growth, we also have increased poverty caused by job insecurity.
as a result of unemployment, job insecurity, low wages,
Within Europe, job insecurity is very widespread
furthering neoliberal causes, job insecurity, unemployment, foreign interventionism
increased job insecurity, and a monetary policy left in the hands of a central bank that is indifferent to the economic needs of Member States.
I nevertheless hope that every necessary step will be taken in the course of the legislative process to reduce job insecurity and to provide social protection guarantees,
increasing unemployment and job insecurity, and increasing poverty
Job insecurity, the informal market for housing
creating more widespread job insecurity and weakening social protection.