Examples of using Workers employed in English and their translations into Danish
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thereby ensuring that workers employed in the construction sector receive a high level of protection.
fully compensate farmers and workers employed in sugar plants for the losses incurred, guaranteeing them a dignified standard of living.
by the trade unions who represent workers employed in the industry in my own constituency.
Problems are evident when you learn that women make up only 35% of scientific workers employed in the State sector
They have lost at least 1 000 coalmining jobs(all workers employed by any undertaking engaged in coalmining activities such as defined above, referred to hereafter as coalmining jobs) since 1 January 1990.
They have lost at least 1 000 steel jobs(all workers employed by any undertaking engaged in steel production activities within the meaning of the ECSC Treaty, referred to hereafter as steel jobs), since 1 January 1986.
This Directive shall apply to mobile workers employed by undertakings established in a Member State,
manual workers employed by members companies of the Joint Industrial Council are guaranteed normal earnings for a full week,
The Decree-law of 17 January 1987 dealt with social protection for Italian workers employed in non-EEC countries
The pension reform legislation is an attempt to change the social-security system for workers employed in the public sector,
Workers employed on board a ship flying the flag of a Member State
Workers employed in international transport are in principle subject to the legislation of the Member State in the territory of which the undertaking employing them has its registered office Article 14(2) a.
These scholarships are awarded, subject to certain conditions, to the children of workers employed in an ECSC industry who have lost their lives since 30 June 1965 as a result of an industrial accident or an occupational illness.
system be made general, in order to guarantee equal treatment of workers employed in the same country.
of Council Directive 93/104/EC of 23 November 1993 concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time, all workers employed in the road transport sector,
they harm all the workers employed in the industry too.
Type of survey: Approximately 35,000 establishments return the forms provided thus producing data on about five million manual workers who represent almost two-thirds of all manual workers employed in the industries and services covered by the survey.
the Government adopted a law in 1984 on the protection of Greek workers employed in Asian and African countries,
as there were many skilled local workers employed by the glass sector
those threatened with unemployment and workers employed in small and mediumsized enterprises.