Examples of using Right to strike in English and their translations into Polish
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in exercising their rights, including the right to strike.
We do not want their implementation to endanger fundamental social rights such as the right to strike and collective bargaining.
inhuman working conditions and the right to strike must be ensured.
They warn that the Group will reject any proposal that"tries to restrict the right to strike or to codify restrictive principles affecting the exercise of social rights. .
The CoR agrees with the twelve national parliaments which have contested the EU's powers to legislate on the right to strike, on the grounds of subsidiarity.
Qianhong called for a constitutional amendment to protect the right to strike.
in particular the right to strike.
including the right to strike, should apply in respect of companies in the country of operation and those using posting arrangements.
Does it consider the right to strike subordinate to the right to freedom of movement?
workers' rights and the right to strike in particular.
According to Article 137(5) EC, the provisions of Article 137 EC‘shall not apply to pay, the right of association, the right to strike or the right to impose lock-outs.
equal terms and conditions and the right to strike for equal treatment on the European labour market,
stressed that action is still needed to safeguard the right to strike and the right to collective bargaining.
make quite clear to everyone that there is no right to strike in Germany at all.
the right to strike is the right to strike, and I also find it incredible for a country to be asked to provide a strike calendar.
A new Treaty could firmly establish that fundamental rights, the right to strike and the right of workers to take collective action to improve their working and living conditions beyond minimum standards,
That primacy for the right to organise and the right to strike was thrown into question by a series of rogue decisions by the European Court of Justice
including the right to strike, trade union
highlighted in particular the restrictions of the right to organise and the right to strike in the public sector.