Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Movement of labour in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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is the consequence of free movement of labour in a Europe in which great differences in living standards exist between the various Member States.
Free movement of labour has proven to be one of the most politically sensitive issues at national level because of the perceived fear of increased job
is the consequence of free movement of labour in a Union in which great differences in living standards exist between the various Member States.
provision of services and harmonises qualifications in order to increase the mobility and free movement of labour in Europe.
As Mr Beazley said, the single market does indeed demand much greater opportunities for the movement of labour and also for the movement of students,
there should also be effective free movement of labour between Member States- ultimately
Where meeting citizens' needs is concerned, we welcome the emphasis given to encouraging free movement of labour, particularly through the introduction of a European health card,
for free movement of labour are intended to increase competition,
free movement of labour in the EU area has not yet been attained.
also the movement of labour between the new Member States and the EU-15.
free movement of labour and solidarity for common standards among the 25 nations.
Given the transitional periods for free movement of labour and the lack of fiscal solidarity, economies acceding to the monetary union will have no alternative
are fundamental for free movement of labour and should be ensured in any future revision of Regulation 883/2004.
that it adopts a mandatory common position to reduce at a minimum the barriers to free movement of labour.
for free movement of labour are intended to increase competition,
Free movement of labour in the European Union must not be restricted either directly,
other countries to open up their labour markets to free movement of labour immediately, as opposed to those countries which impose restrictions.
especially in the area of free movement of labour and services across the whole of the EU.
it has not been accompanied by the large-scale movements of labour which characterised earlier periods.
While there were substantial movements of labour in the Community in the 1950s and 1960s, especially from the