Examples of using Workers should in English and their translations into Danish
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conditions for all trained workers should be at the same level as that for teachers of older children.
We do not believe that migrant workers should have lower salaries than workers who already live in the country.
No workers should be exposed to such high levels of noise that they are unable to have a conversation:
Sinn Féin strongly believes that migrant workers should have full access to civil
security and the participation of all workers should be supported, taking into account
that Irish workers should not be doubly hit by the profit and social dumping strategy
But the workers should have a double
Article 27 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights says that workers should be guaranteed information
that it does not stipulate sufficiently clearly that workers should be consulted when a multi-national company moves work somewhere else.
Parliament believes that workers should be involved in company decisionmaking concerning the introduction of new technology,
night work for certain categories of workers should take precedence over the provisions of this Directive.
night work for certain categories of workers should take precedence over the provisions of Council Directive 93/104/EC as amended by this Directive.
Perhaps managers should stop to think before sending that late-night message, and workers should stop surrendering to the pressure
deciding instead late Wednesday that the workers should have been classified as non-exempt
The workers should not accept any sacrifice for the profits of the plutocracy
periods of availability. These workers should be granted minimum daily
that a life course approach should be taken and that older workers should be rehabilitated.
On the one hand, he dare not say that the workers should have parted company with the peasants over the question of equal land tenure,
Each worker should have access to vocational train ing
Averages of hours actually worked per worker should be obtained by dividing aggregate man-hours by the total number of persons of whom the hours of work have been counted.