Examples of using Comparable situation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Where an employer treats an employee who is not himself disabled less favourably than another employee in a comparable situation and it is established that the less favourable treatment of that employee is based on the disability of his child,
restrictions as those provided for other third-country nationals legally resident in their territories who are in a comparable situation.
whether that provision applies also to persons who are in a comparable situation after having been self-employed for that period.
An official who, upon entering the service of the Communities, has transferred to the Community pension scheme capital corresponding to the rights he has acquired under a national scheme is therefore not in a comparable situation to that of an official who entered the service of the Communities earlier,
would be treated in a comparable situation, and it is established that the less favourable treatment of that employee is based on the disability of his child, whose care is
This sometimes resulted in different treatment of farmers in comparable situations.
Elderly female farmers and elderly male farmers are in comparable situations, in the light of the purpose of early retirement support.
According to data reported in comparable situations represented EU citizens appear to ask for
(f) a comparison of the solutions used with the solutions used in other comparable situations;
Likewise, aid to the fund's managers or the management company will be considered to be present if their remuneration does not fully reflect the current market remuneration in comparable situations.
In addition, discrimination issues are from the outset prevented from arising where farmers are not in comparable situations.
This precludes differences in treatment of nationals who are in comparable situations, unless that difference is objectively justified.
female workers are in comparable situations.
The principle of nondiscrimination requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and different situations must not be treated in the same way.
Further, that legislation has the effect of treating comparable situations differently on the basis of religion.
Two comparable situations were accordingly treated differently
discrimination can arise through the application of different rules to comparable situations or the application of the same rule to different situations8.
in the present case, comparable situations are being treated differently.
It is in this regard settled caselaw that the principle of nondiscrimination requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way.
The ECJ has held that discrimination arises only through the application of different rules to comparable situations or the application of the same rule to different situa-tions.