Examples of using Many workers in English and their translations into Swedish
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How many workers are concerned by the negligence
That is why, many workers(working from home,
If the days you have to complete the job are fixed, how many workers will you need to finish in time?
In the absence of any other perspective, many workers accepted what the union leaders were presenting as a victory.
At the Swedish Migration Agency we can see in our IT systems how many workers have applied for work permits to work for you.
It is clear that making this mandatory could bring considerable improvements for many workers across the whole of Europe.
However, many workers were children of peasants,
Thus, many workers may potentially be exposed to several substances,
Employers and employees must work together in the context of the social dialogue to ensure that as many workers as possible are retained in the labour market.
This leaves many workers exposed, without the minimum standards necessary to avoid exploitation and abuse.
political strikes involved six times as many workers as economic.
In addition, working with people with an immigrant background was completely new and different for many workers, says Jama.
Redundancies like these are major shocks to regional economies and many workers in the motor industry are experiencing hardship.
Let us consider, however, why catches are discarded, at a time when many workers would love to eat more fish.
will protect many workers from the perils of yet another work-related risk.
As nanotechnology is used to produce a wide range of products and solutions, many workers may be exposed to them in their workplace.
The Gdańsk shipyard is not, however, simply an ordinary shipbuilding facility employing a great many workers.
wages dumping at the expense of many workers' families.
New forms of protection from redundancy and unemployment are needed so that the skills and knowledge of as many workers as possible can be harnessed in a flexible manner.
For example, in some of the newly acceded Member States, many workers and pensioners continue to receive their wages and pensions in cash.