Examples of using To workers in English and their translations into Danish
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eliminate the harm to workers health.
That the Bolsheviks gave to workers and peasants. They do not like the freedom.
That happens to workers all the time.
Cash benefits are paid to workers temporarily inca pable of working and also in respect of maternity.
Full payment of pension to workers who become incapacitated as a result of injuries resulting from work.
Housing: Factory gives apartments to workers that they will own at retirement,
All of these benefits of providing customized clothing items to workers have been proved by research studies and surveys.
The risk of extremely high radiation doses to workers has been the main problem to be overcome.
(PT) Assistance to workers made redundant due to restructuring
It is also striking that, in relation to workers, limiting access to'airside' for security reasons has been used to restrict workers' freedom to form a trade union.
Full payment, at the same level as the last pay received, to workers whose enterprise is shut down,
they do not want it to become an example to workers in other companies.
A collective agreement is an agreement between two parties about the working conditions that apply to workers in a specific company or industry.
His speeches to workers warned of the dangers of not being organized into a union.
Only exceptional agreements provide something like 25% of basic pay to workers on sick leave.
it's not so clear to workers which of these evils is"lesser.
Following disciplinary proceedings, the Fapobol management has unacceptably sent out dismissal notices to workers, some of whom have worked at the company for more than 35 years.
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) was created to provide additional support to workers who are suffering the consequences of major structural changes in world trade patterns.
gave short-term contracts- all very familiar to workers in the West.
The need for the Member States to pay particular attention to workers' rights, specifically where health is concerned,