Examples of using Mobile workers in English and their translations into Polish
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With over 20 million mobile workers in the EU, guaranteeing an effective social protection that does not discriminate anyone is of utmost importance.
The Commission has recently launched a broad consultation on how to remove obstacles for mobile workers to acquire, preserve and have access to pensions when they retire57.
adequate social conditions for mobile workers.
This is confirmed by the lower take-up of these benefits by intra-EU mobile workers compared with nationals.
Parents are leaving their home country to work in another Member State- so-called'mobile workers'- and are leaving their children at home in the care of relatives.
EU mobile workers are substantially younger than the overall labour forces in the sending
In 2014, there were some 15 million mobile workers in the EU, compared with just under 12 million in 20063.
Less mobile workers, especially women, would find it
By sending home part of their income, mobile workers also provide significant support to domestic demand,
With your data securely stored on Google's cloud, mobile workers can access maps anytime, and collaborate from anywhere on any device.
With your data securely stored in Google's cloud, mobile workers can access maps at any time, and collaborate from anywhere on any device.
worked with the touring political theatre group Broadside Mobile Workers' Theatre, and in community theatre.
MOTOTRBO DM2000 Series brings the power of digital communications within reach so mobile workers can stay connected.
This indicates that most retired EU movers have previously worked in the host country and are therefore retired mobile workers.
In the same year, there were 8.3 million mobile workers of working age living
In the absence of concrete data on the effect of the application of the Directive's provisions to mobile workers, the consultants have looked at trends within‘clusters' of Member States,
learning outcome recognition for migrants and mobile workers within Italy), ESyCQ(ECVET-solution to the recognition of prior learning in Germany)
a similar system(IKE) in Poland) for mobile workers could be studied, including the principles of operation,
Fair labour mobility means ensuring that all mobile workers exercising their right to free movement in accordance with the EU acquis are being treated in accordance with the principles of and employers in the host country have the right to equal treatment and non-discrimination.
EU-2 mobile workers are concentrated in occupations requiring low(40%)