Examples of using Work contracts in English and their translations into Italian
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He criticised the EC's idea of promoting flexible work contracts(precarious contracts)
the rules set out in the Commission manual entitled“Service, Supply, and Work Contracts concluded within the Framework of Community Co-operation for the Third Countries”.
several attempts at clarification of the complex legal situation around special work contracts for seasonal workers were undertaken, notably by Mr Gendre and Mr Calleja.
has producers worried even though in principal work contracts less than three months in duration should not be affected.
people involving parttime work, temporary work contracts(one year maximum),
In addition, there is a trend towards individualisation of work contracts and salaries and an explosion in the numbers of atypical contracts such as fixed-term
Directive 93/37/EEC concerning the coordination of procedures for the award of public work contracts.
Sufficiently flexible work contracts, coupled with effective active labour market policies to support labour market transitions,
lower than€ 150 000, and for work contracts of a value equal to
which mainly comprise supplies of electrical materials and equipment, work contracts, and services in the sectors of electricity transmission,
Return to Employment Contracts(CRE)- work contracts for the longterm unemployed- in France offer 100% exemption from social security contributions to the employer in return for pro viding longterm unemployed people with a job for at least 6 months, and a lump sum
notified the latter country that, on expiry of their work contracts, approximately 60 000 Mozambican workers employed in South Africa would be sent back home and there would be no further recruitment.
In addition, there is a trend towards individualisation of work contracts and salaries and an explosion in the numbers of atypical contracts such as fixed-term
such as absence of work contracts, salaries below the legal minimum,
employees and those with atypical work contracts, the self-employed and company owners,
for example on working hours, temporary work contracts, guarantees of job security,
secondly problems arising from the fact that in many Member States employees had several work contracts simultaneously.
regarding decisions that cause substantial change as regards the organisation of work and work contracts.
demanding the maintenance of their work contracts, new training programmes
seek to impede their corrosive application in work contracts, in educational bodies