Examples of using Immigrant workers in English and their translations into Polish
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Now you are going to force European workers to compete not only against each other, but against immigrant workers, too.
(RO) I voted for this text because I think that the European Union needs uniform administrative procedures for dealing with third-country immigrant workers.
social dumping through lower salaries for immigrant workers based in Europe.
primarily directed towards Polish immigrant workers.
Moreover, as long as immigrant workers are employed within the official economy, their tax and social security payments contribute to welfare systems,
safety posed by the more extensive integration of women, immigrant workers and younger and older workers into the labour market.
is the starting point, but legislation that discriminates between host country and immigrant workers still exists at national level,
who are overwhelmingly women and, for many, immigrant workers, in particular, undocumented immigrants. .
Can we imagine an Italy without immigrant workers?
because over the years it has received a high level of support from Southern Italian immigrant workers(particularly from Naples
Irregular immigrant workers"without papers" are obliged to work in the informal economy
doors to labour migration, whilst others have policies that allow immigrant workers to enter the country if they have a job offer, with due respect for the principle of national preference.
it is therefore essential to state that the model we want is one in which immigrant workers are viewed as fully-fledged workers enjoying the same rights as workers from Member States.
This is because legal immigrant workers do not only bring an additional source of labour into Europe,
What is more, this text sought to guarantee certain economic and social rights to these immigrant workers, allegedly to avoid any social dumping
eleven deaths per thousand inhabitants each day- and immigrant workers, paying 11.5 billion in contributions,
for example, immigrant workers from third countries,
The need to be brought into the official economy does not concern immigrant workers alone: population ageing raises issues such as combating unregistered
regard to labour and social rights for immigrant workers.
At the end of this period, the immigrant worker will enjoy treatment comparable to that of nationals of the Member State as regards access to the labour market