Examples of using Many workers in English and their translations into Finnish
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Increase fire and explosion risks;■ leads to high exposure of workers;• results in exposure to many workers;
services are an important part of the EU internal market and nowadays many workers and businesses are not limited to a single country.
will undoubtedly help reduce the chance of such occurrences and will protect many workers from the perils of yet another work-related risk.
Let us consider, however, why catches are discarded, at a time when many workers would love to eat more fish.
Employers and employees must work together in the context of the social dialogue to ensure that as many workers as possible are retained in the labour market.
In these countries the State pension(PAYG) is set at a relatively low level and many workers rely on supplementary schemes to top up their pensions.
Does the Commission have any studies indicating how many workers from the current European Union are likely to migrate to these attractive tax regions as industry is relocated?
This amendment will offer many workers the opportunity to receive remuneration for the period which they have not had the chance to enjoy as free time
Too many workers within the European Union continue to be at risk of hearing loss due to exposure to noise at work.
The challenge is to enable as many workers and as big a proportion of the public as possible to transform available information, and to incorporate it into manageable knowledge.
as it enabled many workers who were unaware of job opportunities in other sectors to consider employment outside the textiles sector.
But many workers became ill and died while working the submarine,
Plus, you are depriving the Member States of the right to decide which and how many workers can move to the Union
Many workers also live in isolation from society
Too many workers' representatives are still deprived of the basic information
The financing of welfare systems relies on the European labour market being able to incorporate as many workers as possible.
This leaves many workers exposed, without the minimum standards necessary to avoid exploitation and abuse.
In addition, many workers spend considerable parts of their working lives indoors
Many workers across the EU are exposed to different risks at their workplaces: chemical, biological
Under control in this case means that many workers who do a sedentary activity,