Examples of using To workers in English and their translations into Czech
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since 1996 the EU has been regulating the conditions that must be guaranteed to workers posted abroad.
good working conditions to workers in public services are indispensable to guaranteeing high-quality, affordable and accessible public services.
other remuneration owed to workers is also increasing, as is happening in cork companies, some textile companies, and the ceramics and metallurgy sectors, amongst others.
The Commission hopes that the Member States which still apply transitional measures to workers from Romania and Bulgaria will liberalise their labour markets when the second phase expires on 31 December 2011.
They are also visible to workers, who face the unbearable cost of higher prices for foodstuffs
the Commission and Parliament to workers, businesses and all citizens to put an end to this situation,
I am also of the view that the remuneration payable to workers in the Member States(the minimum wage)
The EGF was set up in 2006 to provide practical support to workers made redundant either for reasons associated with the relocation of their companies
The EGF was set up in 2006 to provide practical support to workers made redundant either for reasons associated with the relocation of their companies
particularly to workers in Madeira, because many work places will, of course, have been destroyed,
The EGF was set up in 2006 to provide practical support to workers made redundant either for reasons associated with the relocation of their companies
was created in 2006 in order to provide additional assistance to workers affected by the consequences of significant changes in the structure of international trade
The EGF was set up in 2006 to provide practical support to workers made redundant either for reasons associated with the relocation of their companies
which was set up in order to provide additional support to workers faced with the consequences of major structural changes in global commercial trade.
have had their salary reduced due to workers coming from the new Member States.
on the other hand, offer jobs requiring high qualifications to workers from countries which are not EU members.
which would make the process of giving legal status to workers quicker, more uniform and more transparent throughout the Union.
gradually opening up its activities to workers from other parts of the world,
for instance the need to pay attention to alerts sent by the crowdsourcing platform to workers via mobile phone apps.