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Preservation of acquired pension rights for members who move to another Member State.
Secondly, a person can move to another Member State in order to undergo treatment, but should obtain the prior authorization of the competent sickness institution, that is, form E112, in order to be properly reimbursed.
Harmonised validity periods and medical examination rules will give more legal certainty for many Europeans who move to another Member State.
If we confined ourselves to the idea of making sure that a worker in one State can move to another Member State and take their pension with them, that might be a valid idea to pursue.
I am supporting this report today as the pension rights of too many of our citizens are not adequately protected when they take up the EU ideal and move to another Member State.
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The principal aim is for workers, when they move to another Member State, to be able to transfer their supplementary pension schemes and continue to pay into them without forfeiting their pension rights and with a guarantee that their accumulated pension rights will retain their value.
However, they may also be third-country nationals legally residing in a Member State and having the right to work,provided that they may move to another Member State.
The Committee considered that, in spite of the Treaty and European legislation,EU citizens who want to move or who actually move to another Member State for work purposes continue to face numerous problems that seriously hinder exercise of the right to free movement.
It must work across the borders of Member States, so that victims will not have to start the entire judicial process required to obtain protection measures afresh if they move to another Member State.
In order to offer its services,an enterprise already established in one Member State may have to move to another Member State and mobilise its own inputs there: i.e. its staff, equipment or the business services of which it usually avails itself on its domestic market.
This is very important for workers who pay social security ina particular Member State, whose lives will improve on their return to their country of origin and when they move to another Member State to work.
Citizens who move to another Member State, cross-border workers, car-rental companies and people leasing a motor vehicle in another Member State are often obliged to register it on the territory where they live or where the vehicle is used, although the motor vehicle is already registered in another Member State. .
In this context it is argued that the range of informationis harmonised with the content of the Directive and is identical for all scheme members regardless of whether they remain in their Member State of origin or move to another Member State.
Abuse could also occur when EU citizens,unable to be joined by their third country family members in their Member State of origin because of the application of national immigration rules preventing it, move to another Member State with the sole purpose to evade, upon returning to their home Member State, the national law that frustrated their family reunification efforts, invoking their rights under Community law.
This amounts to discrimination against the 13 million citizens from third countries in the Union, who pay their taxes and social contributions in a Member State butlose their entitlement to social security if they move to another Member State.
On the other hand, the provision would in no way give to a third-country national the right of free movement within the Community;all that is provided for is that should a third-country national move to another Member State, that person would enjoy the rights of the proposed Regulation.
The factual evidence overwhelmingly suggests that most EU citizens moving to another Member State do so to work.
However, an EU citizen who moves to another Member State will be entitled to that State's special non-contributory benefits, although these may not be equivalent.
The aim of this Article is to ensure that persons moving to another Member State should be in no worse situation than those leaving an employment but remaining within the same Member State. .
Where a worker moves to another Member State he may not wish to remain in his home-country scheme- but may prefer to join a scheme in the host country.
A Member State is liable for social security payments for someone who worked there but moved to another Member State and then became unemployed.
Therefore, we call upon the European Commission to revise Regulation 19/71 on the coordination of regulations in the field of social security for people moving to another Member State within the Union.
Legal protection has been extended, as the victim will no longer be required to restart the whole legal process of gaining protection when moving to another Member State;
Citizens are increasingly taking advantage of the benefits of the internal market by moving to another Member State for professional reasons.
This should increase the chances of unemployed people finding work,including opportunities for them to undergo training when moving to another Member State in order to work.
The Professional Qualifications Directive1 defines the conditions for the recognition of professional qualifications in cases of establishment in another Member States as well as the conditions for moving to another Member State on a temporary basis.
The Committee attaches particular importance to the requirement in Article 8 regarding the provision of information to members of supplementary pension schemes moving to another Member State.
Export unemployment benefits for a period of maximum 6 months to jobseekers entitled to such benefits and moving to another Member State in order to find a job in accordance with Article 64 of Regulation 883/2004 on the coordination of social security systems.
We believe that the vested pension rights of an employed person in a supplementary pension scheme must be maintained,if that person moves to another Member State, at the same level at which they would be if that person stayed in the country of origin, having safeguarded his or her pension right.
Consequently, it is extremely important to ensure that such a temporary protection provided in one Member State is maintained when a person travels or moves to another Member State without having to go through time-consuming procedures.