Примери за използване на Frontier worker на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
I am a frontier worker.
Such authorisation shall not be required in the case of a frontier worker.
As a frontier worker, you must be insured in the EEA country where you work.
Such authorisation shall not be required in the case of a frontier worker.
A frontier worker may also obtain benefits in the territory of the competent State.
Such authorisation shall not be required in the case of a frontier worker.
The members of the family of a frontier worker shall be entitled to benefits in kind during their stay in the competent Member State.
That being the case,the Court could overcome that manifest absence of an intention on the part of the legislature if it could be convinced that the provisions of Regulation No 883/2004 are not capable of meeting the intended objective of guaranteeing the most favourable conditions for the frontier worker to find new employment.
The provision lays down that a wholly unemployed frontier worker must make himself available to the employment services of his State of residence.
A frontier worker shall enjoy the same rights as a national as regards the purchase of immovable property for his economic activity and as a secondary residence.
It shall be extended for at least five years provided that the frontier worker furnishes proof that he is actually pursuing an economic activity.
You are a frontier worker(sometimes called a cross border worker) if you work on one side of a border but live on the other, and return home daily or at least once a week.
The permit shall be extended for at least five years,provided that the frontier worker produces evidence that he is pursuing a self-employed activity.
The members of the family of a frontier worker shall be entitled to benefits in kind during their stay in the competent Member State, unless this Member State is listed in Annex III.
According to Article 71(1)(a)(ii) of Regulation No 1408/71, a frontier worker who is wholly unemployed is subject to the legislation of the Member State in whose territory he resides.
(a)(i) a frontier worker who is partially or intermittently unemployed in the undertaking which employs him, shall receive benefits in accordance with the legislation of the competent State as if he were residing in the territory of that State;
In this event, the members of the family of a frontier worker shall be entitled to benefits in kind in the competent Member State under the conditions laid down in Article 19(1).
(ii) A frontier worker who is wholly unemployed shall receive benefits in accordance with the provisions of the legislation of the Member State in whose territory he resides as though he had been subject to that legislation while last employed;
In this event,the members of the family of a frontier worker shall be entitled to benefits in kind in the competent Member State under the conditions laid down in Article 19(1).
A frontier worker who retires is entitled in case of sickness to continue to receive benefits in kind in the Member State where he/she last pursued his/her activity as an employed or self-employed person, in so far as this is a continuation of treatment which began in that Member State.
The competent authorities of the state of employment may nevertheless issue the frontier worker with a special permit for a period of at least five years or for the duration of his employment where this is longer than three months and less than one year.
A frontier worker who retires is entitled in case of sickness to continue to receive benefits in kind in the Member State where he/she last pursued his/her activity as an employed or self-employed person, in so far as this is a continuation of treatment which began in that Member State.
The members of the family of a frontier worker shall be entitled to benefits in kind during their stay in the competent Member State, unless this Member State is listed in Annex III.
A frontier worker who retires is entitled in case of sickness to continue to receive benefits in kind in the Member State where he last pursued his activity as an employed or self-employed person, insofar as this is a continuation of treatment which began in that Member State.
Article 1 of Regulation No 883/2004 defines frontier worker as‘any person pursuing an activity as an employed or self-employed person in a Member State and who resides in another Member State to which he returns as a rule daily or at least once a week'.
(ii) a frontier worker who is wholly unemployed shall receive benefits in accordance with the legislation of the Member State in whose territory he resides as though he had been subject to that legislation while last employed the institution of the place of residence shall provide such benefits at its own expense;
(v) if he has worked in Switzerland as a frontier worker and if, during the three years immediately preceding the materialisation of the risk within the meaning of Swiss legislation, he has paid contributions for at least twelve months in accordance with that legislation.
A frontier worker who has retired because of old-age or invalidity is entitled in the event of sickness to continue to receive benefits in kind in the Member State where he/she last pursued his/her activity as an employed or self-employed person, in so far as this is a continuation of treatment which began in that Member State.
With regard to a worker other than a wholly unemployed frontier worker, he is to make himself available either to the employment services of his State of residence, if he returns to that State, or to those of the Member State of his last employment, if he does not return to that State.
However, a worker other than a frontier worker who has been provided benefits at the expense of the competent institution of the Member State to whose legislation he was last subject shall firstly receive, on his return to the Member State of residence, benefits in accordance with Article 64, receipt of the benefits in accordance with(a) being suspended for the period during which he receives benefits under the legislation to which he was last subject.