Examples of using Part-time workers in English and their translations into Swedish
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Part-time workers cannot be treated less favourably than comparable full-time workers solely because they work part-time,
In the Netherlands, three quarters of all part-time workers declare not to want a full-time job.
Whereas some full-time workers would prefer to work less, many part-time workers would prefer to work more hours.
conditions for the UK's part-time workers, 80% of whom are women.
ensure a fairer treatment for the UK's significant number of part-time workers.
are low paid and cannot provide the individual worker with enough income; some part-time workers have more than one part-time job,
The Committee has called for an EU regulatory framework on pro-rata rights for part-time workers and for the coordination of occupational pension schemes.
great importance is attached to the need for proper provision for social security and pensions for part-time workers.
on improving the security of part-time workers.
Incidentally, Ireland has also failed to implement the Part-time Workers Directive and is now seriously out of line with the rest of Europe on these issues.
80% of part-time workers are women,
Moreover, part-time workers can only rarely invest in training due to the demands of the working hours involved in part-time jobs.
Danièle Meulders, a lecturer from the Université libre de Bruxelles, has demonstrated the difficulties part-time workers experience in terms of social benefits.
may in the future hire only part-time workers once the law is fully implemented, according to Vice President Jamie Richardson.
This Agreement applies to part-time workers who have an employment contract
In Germany and the UK around half of the part-time workers choose this form of work due to care of children
account for the large majority of part-time workers in the European Union.
the position of women, who make up over 80% of part-time workers in the European Union.
It is of enormous importance for equal opportunities given that 83 per cent of part-time workers are women.
Among the few worrisome signs in Friday's generally encouraging employment report was a sharp rise in the number of part-time workers who prefer full-time jobs.