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Supplying personal protective equipment to workers who request it Anicle 6 1.
The EGF provides additional help to workers who suffer the consequence of major structural changes in the patterns of global trade, and help with reintegrating into the labour market.
Further in this regard, each ACP State shall accord comparable non-discriminatory treatment to workers who are nationals of a Member State.
Full payment of pension to workers who become incapacitated as a result of injuries resulting from work.
Without the EURES network, geographical and occupational mobility in Europe would not be possible to the extent that it is today andwould not be available to workers who know their rights and are therefore able to exercise them.
I too am totally convinced that inconvenience to workers who are posted and transferred must be completely and fully avoided.
How do we explain to workers who fall victim to the rationalisations of the worldwide Monopoly game that they must be prepared to change career several times in their working lives when the captains of industry, having lost the gamble of a take-over, leave with compensation of EUR 30 million?
I am sure you will agree that this is not helpful to workers who have been made redundant and need assistance quickly.
If the merit of granting aid to workers who have been made redundant is undisputed, the same cannot be said of the perpetuation of a state of affairs that tends to exacerbate difficult situations such as those experienced by loggers and cork harvesters in Castilla-La Mancha.
This European fund was set up to provide additional support to workers who lose their jobs because of changes in world trade.
Each ACP Sute shall accord to workers who are nationals of Member Sutes and legally employed in its territory, and to members of their families, treatment similar to that laid down in paragraph 1.
This means that there is a clear need to afford greater protection to workers who are exposed to optical radiation, in particular from natural sources.
Each Member State shall accord to workers who are nationals of an ACP State legally employed in its territory treatment free from any discrimination based on nationality, as regards working conditions and pay, in relation to its own nationals.
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) was created to provide additional support to workers who are suffering the consequences of major structural changes in world trade patterns.
In addition, it relates to workers who work in sectors where it is really essential that they are get their rest and have had holidays in order to be able to do their jobs in a safe way. It relates, for example, to people working in the transport sector, railways and aviation, and also doctors in training.
Are there any new initiatives to guarantee the right of residence to workers who, in exercising their right to freedom of movement, engage in any occupation or profession?
This Regulation shall apply to workers who are or have been subject to the legislation of one or more Member States and who are nationals of one of the Member States or who are stateless persons or refugees residing within the territory of one of the Member States, as also to the members of their families and their survivors.
In order to enter the Expo 98 site a card has to be presented which is issued only to workers who have proved that they are legally resident in the country and are registered with the social security.
When can he come to this Assembly and give some guarantee to workers who are left in the industry that the sacrifices they and their families have made over the years- 100 000 in the United Kingdom since 1979, 20 000 in Sheffield- are going to mean that there will be some certainty and guarantee for the steel industry and their jobs?
The creation of a European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGM) will provide an annual sum of EUR 500 million in aid to workers who have fallen victim to international restructuring, with the aim of getting them back to work.
The question whether or not the grant of a reduced termination payment to workers who end their employment relationship prematurely in order to look after their children owing to a lack of child-care facilities for them constitutes discrimination within the meaning of Article 119 of the Treaty cannot depend on the public or private nature of such facilities.
RO Last year, we approved a number of similar allocations of sums from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund in order to provide additional support to workers who are suffering the consequences of major structural changes in global trade patterns.
This provides a great advantage to workers who transport materials and need to know how much of a product is being loaded.
This material is a danger not only to workers who are exposed to it, but also to public health in general.
Social advantages within the meaning of Article 7(2) of Regulation(EEC) No 1612/68 are advantages which, whether or not linked to a contract of employment, are generally granted to national workers primarily because of their objective status as workers orby virtue of the mere fact of their residence on the national territory and whose extension to workers who are nationals of other Member States therefore seems likely to facilitate the mobility of such workers within the Community.
This fund will enable selective,individual aid to be offered to workers who have been made redundant on account of globalisation, so as to help them retrain for new jobs.
Social advantages within the meaning of Article 7(2) of Regulation(EEC) No 1612/68 are advantages which, whether or not linked to a contract of employment, are generally granted to national workers primarily because of their objective status as workers orby virtue of the mere fact of their residence on the national territory and whose extension to workers who are nationals of other Member States therefore seems likely to facilitate the mobility of such workers within the Community.
It is only right andproper that we should offer personal support to workers who have been made redundant as a result of globalisation and the economic crisis, aiding their reintegration into the labour market.
In laying down and developing the rules for coordinating national laws Regulation No 1408/71 is in fact guided by the fundamen tal principle that the aforesaid rules must guarantee to workers who move within the Community all the benefits which accrue to them in the various Member States, with in the limits set by the highest of those benefits.