Examples of using Are workers in English and their translations into Swedish
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semi-professional sportsmen are workers by virtue of the fact that their activities involve gainful employment62.
Of crucial importance to companies' and organisations' success and position are workers' interest in work,
These are workers who are useful to our economy, but they are exploited workers- exploited to reduce labour costs
As a rule, their drivers are workers who are obliged to travel to work by car every day because no other options are available.
Waiters and receive a usual remuneration in return are workers within the meaning of Article 6(1) of Regulation No 1/80.
Brewery and Refrigeration Company of Tunis(SFBT) workers are also out on strike, as are workers at the Italian oil company ENI who are demanding permanent contracts.
the main target audience are workers and consumers, as is the case for the current EU system.
employees in the public sector are workers in the sense of Article 39 EC,
students carrying on secondary activities are workers within the meaning of Article 6
when those suffering the consequences are workers, consumers and small entrepreneurs.
The London Employment Tribunal on October 28 ruled that Uber drivers are workers in an employment relationship, not'self-employed', and as workers they have enforceable rights,
The London Employment Tribunal on October 28 ruled that Uber drivers are workers in an employment relationship, not'self-employed', and as workers they have enforceable rights,
safety of workers should be protected at the workplace not because they belong to one particular sector or activity, but because they are workers.
particularly where the facts relate to the free movement of persons, whether they are workers or employers.
point 70 et seq., that students who carry on secondary activities are workers within the meaning of the EC Treaty.
What is at the heart of this proposal are workers' legitimate rights to be informed
Public services", says IUF General Secretary Ron Oswald,"are workers' unique form of accumulated wealth- unique because it is public- in an increasingly unequal world, and must be staunchly defended.
These people are workers who were forced by necessity to leave their country
it does not follow that those nationals are workers or that they are duly registered as belonging to the labour force of the host Member State, within the meaning of that provision.
While it may be possible to state that a distinction has been broadly drawn under Community law between Union citizens who are workers or self employed