Examples of using Frontier workers in English and their translations into Swedish
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Special provisions apply to frontier workers and other crossborder workers who have maintained their residence in a member state other than the one in which they work.
The introduction of this provision without transitional arrangements will cause problems for Dutch frontier workers in Belgium who will lose about NGL 6000 each year in purchasing power.
particularly for the frontier workers who live in one EU country
Eliminating the frustrating incidences of the double taxation of frontier workers represents a tangible boost to the much misunderstood concept of labour mobility.
I believe that frontier workers are in some ways like bio- indicators which record the level of free movement
The discriminatory regulations that frontier workers might encounter differ widely from one country to another.
Amendment 47 emphasises the fact that the principle of equal treatment is of particular importance for frontier workers, who reside in a Member State other than the competent State.
adversely affecting the lives of frontier workers.
The High-Level Group chaired by Mrs Simone Veil devoted part of its final report to the question of frontier workers.
To me the issue is that the Commissioner now wants the Council to have all the benefits, whereas the frontier workers continue to have all the disadvantages.
working of the internal market are the frontier workers.
In conclusion, I say to my colleague Chanterie that I would stress one point: the frontier workers do this on an entirely voluntary basis.
it should be noted that the government of Luxembourg has made significant efforts to eliminate the distortions that worked against the interests of frontier workers.
I hope that this report will emerge from the plenary unscathed and that frontier workers can at long last make some more headway.
that directive cannot be applied to frontier workers.
which has already been made, concerns frontier workers.
on the basic principle that frontier workers must pay tax in the country in which they enjoy their benefits financed through tax.
rights of migrant workers, including frontier workers.
We must remind the Member States of their responsibilities and ask them to undertake a thorough evaluation of policies which result in upholding systems which have an adverse affect on the situation of frontier workers.
However, Mrs Oomen-Ruijten knows that frontier workers do not even constitute half a per cent of the labour force,