Examples of using Workers in europe in English and their translations into Swedish
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Of workers in Europe are rarely
At present fewer than two per cent of all workers in Europe are employed in another Member State.
and specifically to all workers in Europe, that we at European level also care about a social dialogue.
We need to have a flexible system which is good for all the workers in Europe.
increasing the skills and competence levels among workers in Europe(often in combination with short-time work),
Today more than 200 million workers in Europe are faced with many challenges-demands for new skills,
The issue before us is the creation of an instrument to facilitate the‘mobility' of workers in Europe and, in the rapporteur's words,‘to help achieve the Lisbon 2000 strategic objectives.
indirectly employs 12 million workers in Europe, that is, 6% of the European workforce.
Millions of temporary workers in Europe are waiting impatiently for the directive on temporary work to come into force
been obliged to lay off their workers in Europe?
who would therefore be willing to take responsibility for the significant health risks that would affect many workers in Europe.
since the sector employs a large number of workers in Europe, includes areas of excellence
with one Member saying that workers in Europe were over-protected,
Workers in Europe and throughout the world and the 2 billion people with no access to electricity are demanding
The answer is, yes, we could, because the workers in Europe can do so,
Given the particular educational challenges facing the children of occupational travellers and mobile workers in Europe, full use should be made of the opportunities available under the Comenius programme to support transnational activities targeted at their needs.
Furthermore, the poverty risk rate for the population with a job has risen to 8% of workers in Europe, not to mention the fact that nearly 17% of the population live below the poverty threshold.
important victory for workers in Europe and in the world in general,
the SMEs will be among those most affected as they employ the majority of workers in Europe.