Examples of using Qualified workers in English and their translations into Czech
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It is an incentive for highly qualified workers to move not to the USA,
which the EU needs because it is facing a shortage of highly qualified workers in certain sectors, is a step forward for the economic migration of highly qualified workers from third countries.
to exploit the opportunities for sustainable recovery aimed at securing the greatest possible number of jobs for qualified workers.
bearing in mind that approximately 50% of highly qualified workers choose either the US or Canadian market.
we have a very urgent need not just for highly qualified workers, but also for less skilled workers. .
will involve the brutal dismissal of several thousand qualified workers, and in addition to this, a further eighty thousand people will lose their livelihoods.
to bring highly qualified workers into the country just when they need them.
The current text is simply off-putting to most highly qualified workers considering legal immigration to the EU and thus does not help in any way in efforts to make the EU more attractive for highly qualified workers.
Concerning the distinction made between highly qualified workers and unskilled workers,
The Commission therefore had no other option if it was to hope to move forward slightly in the field of legal immigration than to start with highly qualified workers, for whom it knew it would be easier to obtain the agreement of the Member States.
residence of highly qualified workers, which we hope the Commission will present in the next few weeks.
which it is claimed is reserved for highly qualified workers, offering cardholders freedom of movement
we think that the definition of highly qualified workers is too restrictive
framework decision on terrorism, the directive on the admission of highly qualified workers and the directive on a uniform procedure for the admission of labour migrants.
which concern the possibility of employment for less qualified workers.
why there is a need'to increase the attractiveness of the EU for highly qualified workers', particularly through the'Blue Card'; in other words,
our universities training highly qualified workers, in accordance with a new strategic approach.
some of which we have addressed in amendments such as- as many have quite rightly said- the risk of depriving poor countries of their qualified workers.
promoting the plundering of human resources from third countries- particularly their most qualified workers- and implementing dangerous centralised systems in the EU for the storage
we are creating the Blue Card for highly qualified workers, which will have an impact of only between 1.5% and 3% on the immigration rate in Europe,