Examples of using Workers from third in English and their translations into Dutch
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Council directive and draft Council directive) deal respectively with the conditions for posting workers from third countries and extending the right to self-employed third-country nationals resident in the EU, to provide cross-border services.
apply also to young people from non-Community countries, in order to prevent different treatment for children of workers from third countries.
which provide for the possibility of widening the scope of information offered through the EURES network to cater for the needs of workers from third countries.
that European Union will no longer give priority to workers from third countries but will instead prioritise EU citizens from the Eastern Europe.
the Council the hope that, as quickly as possible, Regulation 1408/71 will be extended to workers from third countries, so as to make. one set of regulations cover all workers employed within the Community, regardless of their country of origin.
both for the legally established workers from third countries and for any who are not legally established,
Unequal treatment as regards social benefits for workers from third countries and indigenous workers. .
Status of migrant workers from third countries(Owninitiative Opinion)(Rapporteur: Andrea Amato) CES 560/91.
Subject: Common policy with regard to workers from third countries legally established in the Community.
At the present time Europe only employs 2% of highly qualified workers from third countries.
We should not be recruiting highly qualified workers from third countries where they are desperately needed.
this sector is increasingly becoming the province of workers from third countries.
The Commission initiated discussion in the Advisory Committee concerning the Member States' immigration policies for workers from third countries.
The creation of new rights for highly-qualified workers from third countries represents an opportunity both for migrants
an additional opinion on the status of migrant workers from third countries.
has become a priority, and the potential role of workers from third countries is receiving more attention.
Access for workers from third countries is a policy which is embodied in EU legislation, and which applies to all the Member States.
And this means that by demonstrating solidarity with workers from third countries, we are discriminating against workers from the new EU Member States.
Considers it preferable to train the unemployed in these vocations rather than bringing in already trained workers from third countries and other EU countries;
along with approximately four million workers from third countries.