Examples of using Qualified workers in English and their translations into Polish
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in which reside more than 160 companies employing nearly 1400 qualified workers.
Today, about 1.1 million qualified workers are available, while it is estimated that 2.5 million will be needed by 201529.
To lay down admission conditions for specific categories of migrants(highly qualified workers, seasonal workers, remunerated trainees
We also need to explore the possibilities of introducing a common reception process that would enable highly qualified workers and those with certain specific skills to enter the European labour market.
which are founded on highly qualified workers.
which would mean that our highly qualified workers would have to compete with non-Europeans
The report on the employment of highly qualified workers, which has come to be known as the'Blue Card' report, is a good, balanced report.
And if it's just to make salaries lower and to put qualified workers in competition, that's not the true meaning of the Blue Card.
But a common strategy to attract skilled workers from non-EU countries should go beyond the existing integration plan to pool targeted integration opportunities for highly qualified workers.
This may affect the immigration of highly qualified workers in areas such as knowledge-intensive business services and less qualified workers in activities such as cleaning
seeking to attract and retain the best qualified workers place equal opportunities at the heart of the human resource management approach.
EL Mr President, Mr Vice-President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, the European Union is still seen as an unattractive place by highly qualified workers from third countries, while unskilled immigrants arrive in their thousands.
Concerning the distinction made between highly qualified workers and unskilled workers,
It aimed at making the EU more competitive in attracting highly qualified workers from around the world, thereby contributing to addressing labour
to help companies nd qualified workers.
applicable when there is a need for certain categories of workers other than highly skilled(i.e. qualified workers) or a lack of manpower in certain regions.
The Commission therefore had no other option if it was to hope to move forward slightly in the field of legal immigration than to start with highly qualified workers, for whom it knew it would be easier to obtain the agreement of the Member States.
Furthermore, facilitating the movements of highly qualified workers would lead to an increase in information flow
conditions of entry and residence of highly qualified workers, which we hope the Commission will present in the next few weeks.
countries that must clearly keep the value of their qualified workers.