Examples of using Qualified workers in English and their translations into Dutch
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the lack of qualified workers and inability to respond quickly to change:
This selective opening of the professional market, however, to a labour force with low qualifications means that this will be an incentive for many qualified workers to leave the new Member States,
The standard rate corresponds to the average rate at which qualified workers will naturally work at a job, provided they know
to help companies nd qualified workers.
emigration of qualified workers and the secession of the industrial region of Transnistria.
sustainable fishing industry that continues to attract skilled and qualified workers.
It appears that the Commission wishes to achieve an increase in efficiency mainly at the expense of qualified workers.
in particular in the border regions, this will of course also lead to problems because amongst the rich there are also pockets of poorer people and less qualified workers who feel threatened.
their businesses for top-level researchers and students and qualified workers from third countries,
to solve the critical problem of attracting and keeping qualified workers in this sector.
SV One of the arguments that is put forward for why the EU is not an attractive immigration destination for qualified workers is the fact that there are different entry
to help companies finding qualified workers.
It can also have negative consequences for the most sensitive and least qualified workers in certain sectors.
Legislative measures taken by some of our trading partners, such as the"US Competitiveness and Workforce Improvement Act" which allows visas for foreign professionals increase the competition for qualified workers in Europe.
is reflected by a deterioration in the working conditions of the less qualified workers in the most highly industrialized countries.
rising country with qualified workers.
That is why we must not neglect the need to take short-term measures, for example in the area of managing migratory flows of qualified workers, flows are a genuine scourge for developing world countries which are thus deprived of human resources that are essential for their development.
minimise the risk, e.g. by having a sufficient number of qualified workers and by ensuring that written instructions are available to the workers. .
encompassing both the demographic aspect and the immigration of qualified workers from outside the Union.
place on Swiss soil, the cost of infrastructure or of employing qualified workers does not have to be incorporated in the taxation system.