Examples of using Selfemployed in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
The introduction of licensing for SMEs and selfemployed workers would create additional administrative and financial problems.
the right of establishment of selfemployed workers.
The consumption level of the selfemployed was above that of nonmanual workers in all Member States except Greece,
The selfemployed are covered undci the State social security scheme,
including the selfemployed, will have their allowance subject to a meanstest from the beginning as now.
However, the selfemployed are not insured against unemployment
The selfemployed have access to neither the State
The selfemployed, therefore, were entitled to a pension from 1987 on, but initially to a
Low selfemployed contributions, however,
If you are selfemployed, you must reduce your working time by at least a quarter.
In the three schemes for the selfemployed a fixed amount is paid by the central government for each insured person.
Unemployment Insurance Act. made in 1976, introduced an unemployment insurance scheme for the selfemployed.
the gap between these and the selfemployed has widened.
Some 147 million people work in the European Union, of whom 83% are employees and 17% selfemployed.
trade unions and the selfemployed, sent out a similar signal.
Hours usually worked weekly by employers and the selfemployed(fulltime) member.
In some countries such as Belgium, Denmark and the United Kingdom, more employees work parttime than the selfemployed.
To examine the possibility of intriducing and/or developing appropriate social protection for the selfemployed.
A person who is employed simultaneously in the territory of one Member State and selfemployed in the territory of another Member State shall be subject.
The Commission considers it crucial that the obstacles which still exist within the Community to free movement for the selfemployed and employees be removed by 1992.