Примери за използване на Less favourable treatment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(c) any less favourable treatment of a woman related to pregnancy or maternity leave within the meaning of Directive 92/85…'.
(a) there shall be no direct discrimination based on sex,including less favourable treatment of women for reasons of pregnancy and maternity;
Less favourable treatment of a person, who has undertaken or is supposed to have undertaken, or will undertake an action in defence against discrimination.
Whereas the‘recast Directive' clearly indicates that any forms of less favourable treatment in relation to pregnancy or maternity leave constitute discrimination;
Less favourable treatment of a woman related to pregnancy or maternity leave within the meaning of Directive 92/85/EEC shall constitute discrimination within the meaning of this Directive.
Therefore, that commissioning mother is not subject to less favourable treatment related to the taking of maternity leave within the meaning of Directive 92/85.
Less favourable treatment of a person when a related person has undertaken or is supposed to have undertaken, or will undertake the actions for protection against discrimination.
(23) Workers exercising their rights to leave or to request flexible working arrangements should be protected against discrimination,retaliation or any less favourable treatment on that ground.
In the present case, the second sentence of Paragraph 622(2)of the BGB affords less favourable treatment to employees who entered the employer's service before the age of 25.
Less favourable treatment of a woman related to pregnancy or maternity leave within the meaning of Directive 92/85/EEC shall constitute discrimination within the meaning of this Directive.
(23)Workers exercising their rights to leave orto request flexible working arrangements should be protected against discrimination or any less favourable treatment on that ground.
This Directive provides that any less favourable treatment of a woman related to pregnancy or maternity leave within the meaning of Directive 92/85/EEC constitutes unlawful discrimination for the purpose of that Directive.
As regards access to a self-employed activity and the pursuit thereof,a self-employed worker shall be afforded no less favourable treatment in the host country than that accorded to its own nationals.
(2) Direct discrimination shall be any less favourable treatment of a person on the grounds, referred to in paragraph 1, than another person is, has been or would be treated under comparable circumstances.
(23) Workers exercising their rights to leave orto request flexibleadaptable to their needs working arrangements should be protected against discrimination or any less favourable treatment on that ground.
(4) On the assumption that there has been less favourable treatment, does that treatment, pursuant to the abovementioned provision, result in the circumstances of the main case in whole or in part from the fact that it affects the Roma ethnic group?
Workers who exercise their right to take leave orto request flexible working arrangements as provided for in this Directive should be protected against discrimination or any less favourable treatment on that ground.
Member States shall take the necessary measures to prohibit less favourable treatment of workers on the ground that they have applied for, or have taken, leave provided for in Articles 4, 5 and 6 or time off from work provided for in Article 7, or that they have exercised the rights provided for in Article 9.
Furthermore,"regional preference provisions" rule out a possibility for the SADC EPA countries to grant products originating in other SADC EPA countries a less favourable treatment than to those imported from the EU.
Member States shall take the necessary measures to prohibit less favourable treatment of workers on the ground that they have applied for, or have taken, leave referred to in Article 4, 5 or 6, or on the ground that they have exercised their right to flexible working arrangements referred to in Article 9.
As regards access to a self-employed activity and the pursuit thereof,a self-employed worker shall be afforded no less favourable treatment in the host country than that accorded to its own nationals.
The last sentence of Paragraph 622(2) of the BGB directly imposes less favourable treatment on dismissed workers who commenced their employment relationship with their employers before the age of 25 compared to dismissed workers who commenced such a relationship after that age.
Those rates should reflect the level of economic development of regions in terms of GDP per capita in relation to the EU-27 average,while safeguarding no less favourable treatment due to shifts in their categorisation.
Stresses in particular the need to guarantee reinstatement to the same post or to an equivalent or similar post,protection against dismissal and less favourable treatment as a result of pregnancy, applying for or taking family leave, and a protection period after their return so that they can readjust to their job;
As regards the situation at issue in the main proceedings, while accepting that, as Ms Nikolova asserts before the Court, she is not of Roma origin, the fact remains that it is indeed Roma origin, in this instance that of most of the other inhabitants of the district in which she carries on her business,which constitutes the factor on the basis of which she considers that she has suffered less favourable treatment or a particular disadvantage.
It also applies to those who, although not themselves a member of the ethnic group concerned, suffer,together with the former, less favourable treatment or a particular disadvantage on account of a discriminatory measure.
Equality: OSH policy can contribute to combating discrimination and promoting equal opportunities in EU policies, in particular by promoting the accurate implementation of Directive 2000/78/EC[40] relating to protection of health and safety at work of people with disabilities and Directive 2006/54/EC[41]prohibiting less favourable treatment of women in the workplace because of pregnancy or maternity.
(3) Is Article 2(2)(a) of Directive 2000/43 to be interpreted so that the positioning of commercial measuring instrumentsin Roma districts of town at a height of between six and seven metres constitutes less favourable treatment of the population of Roma origin compared to the population of other ethnic origin?
The principle of equal treatment is intended to benefit those people who, although not themselves a member of the race orethnic group concerned, nevertheless suffer less favourable treatment or a particular disadvantage on one of those grounds.