Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Self-employed persons in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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A great concept for self-employed persons such as jaxpix! close.
It is therefore not excluded that service providers like this use self-employed persons.
For this reason they pay the loads of the Self-employed persons, based on the result of the activity.
Entrepreneurs/ self-employed persons must submit the annual figures for the last 3 years.
In 2016, there were 124,560 self-employed persons and 146,490 employees in the sector.
Spain, with 1.8 employees per enterprise, had the highest share of self-employed persons 53.
trainees, contractors, self-employed persons and colleagues of co-operating organisations.
Self-employed persons have to register with the district centre in their place of residence see Section 3.
including subcontractors and self-employed persons.
Employed or self-employed persons and members of their families can receive immediately necessary benefits in kind during a stay in another Member State.
Annex I Part I defines the terms"employed persons" or"self-employed persons" where these cannot be determined from the national legislation.
Self-employed persons who do not fit into one of the categories described above cannot submit an application.
However, not only employers and self-employed persons, but also SME workers must be involved in these consultations on an ongoing basis.
Thanks to the POZ, self-employed persons without a company are able to enjoy this advantage too.
if necessary for the protection of workers, self-employed persons.
the place of stay for self-employed persons in non-agricultural professions in France, under local sickness insurance funds.
Education Learning Services(ELS), with which those lecturers are registered as self-employed persons.
is expected to make it easier for clients that hire self-employed persons to perform specialist activities to work outside an employment relationship.
Article 22(1)(a) must therefore be amended in order to enable employed or self-employed persons and members of their families to receive benefits in kind that become necessary for medical reasons during a stay in another Member State.
usually referred to as the wives of self-employed persons, to which particular attention should be paid.