Examples of using Groups of workers in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
and other groups of workers, balloting in accordance with economic function.
Collective agreements also offer an opportunity to find a better balance between the interests of different groups of workers and to narrow the developing segregation between"core" and"peripheral" workers. .
For example, it takes two groups of workers, working shifts around the clock,
Small groups of workers are constantly coming
an inspiration for other groups of workers throughout China who are discussing the lessons of the strikes in countless Internet forums.
The Court ruled that a finding that there is an average difference in pay between two groups of workers of oppo site sexes is not sufficient to establish discrimination between them.
The legal provisions, regulations and administrative arrangements adopted in this field by the Member States were aimed mainly at improving the situation of certain less fortunate groups of workers and at strengthening the legal protection of workers
unions that earlier retire ment for particular groups of workers was a social question
special assistance to various groups of workers in cases of interruption
Nevertheless, it has the merit of focusing on the groups of workers currently at greatest risk and also of including sectors that
Black Guards(Russian:"Черная Гвардия",'Chеrnaya Gvardiya') were armed groups of workers formed after the Russian Revolution and before the final Bolshevik suppression of other leftwing groups.
stating the right of the Member States to provide for the representation of different groups of workers.
especially for new workers and groups of workers, who suffer from special risks.
the rules relating to state aid to firms for the benefit of certain groups of workers and unemployed persons who are difficult to place.
The discussion of commutinq and residential choice has mentioned many groups of workers whose residential inertia
should pay particularly attention to the effects on particular groups of workers such as women.
Wallace explains his approach:“Typically, offices accommodate groups of workers in clusters of benches
certain groups of workers(middle management) or from the trade unions at a national level.
Where groups of workers are performing identical
to ensure gender equality and the equality of all groups of workers.