Primjeri korištenja Undeclared work na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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Different methods have been used to approach and measure undeclared work they are explained in detail in Annex II.
Currently all forms of combating undeclared work involving labour inspectorates are experiencing difficulties in many Member States as funding for labour inspection has been reduced as a cost saving measure.
In the effort to combat undeclared work effectively some Member States introduced innovative systems of cooperation with other authorities as well as registration systems for mobile workers.
The effectiveness of measures, including those by the Labour Inspectorate, to curb undeclared work remains limited.
However, 11% admitted that they had purchased goods or services in the previous year where they had good reasons to believe it involved undeclared work.
Social Insurance has identified the key components necessary to efficiently fight undeclared work.
as such cannot be seen as undeclared work.
National enforcement authorities are indeed the most appropriate level to tackle the challenges linked to undeclared work.
The Annual Growth Survey 20135 states that social partners have a key role to play alongside public authorities to fight undeclared work in order to prepare for a job rich recovery.
Parliament endorsed draft EU legislation establishing a“European platform” to enhance cooperation in combatting undeclared work in a vote on Tuesday.
The general policy objective is to support Member States in their efforts to prevent and deter undeclared work.
On 2 February 2016, the European Parliament adopted the decision establishing a platform to tackle undeclared work at first reading.
Stresses that efficient controls by labour inspectorates are an essential instrument to guarantee equal treatment and combat undeclared work and social dumping;
to encourage Member States to step up their efforts to fight undeclared work.
Improving cooperation between Member States' different enforcement authorities at EU level to prevent and deter undeclared work, including bogus self-employment, more efficiently and effectively.
including bilateral agreements used in the Member States to deter and prevent undeclared work.
possible content of a future EU initiative to combat undeclared work.
because cooperation to tackle cross-border aspects of undeclared work could not be fully achieved if some Member States were in(Member States with high priority in dealing with such aspects,
LinkedIn The staff and resources needed for labour inspections in the member states should be beefed up in order to tackle undeclared work, bogus self-employment