Exemplos de uso de Workers affected em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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What is the EU doing to protect workers affected by coronavirus?
PT The number of workers affected by unemployment in Portugal is growing exponentially.
Job losses deal a devastating blow to the workers affected and their families.
Costa Rica: 65 workers affected by agrochemicals in GM cotton field.
It also helps to finance aid measures to provide in come support for the workers affected.
We will not leave the workers affected by the job restructuring out in the cold.
May 2013 Primark is working on a comprehensive support package for workers affected by the disaster in Bangladesh.
Table 5- Steel industry workers affected by short-time working over 12 months ending April 1987.
This three-year programme, which was adopted in April willprovide assistance over and above the traditional aid available to the workers affected.
Aid measures are therefore of great importance for workers affected by the crisis in the ECSC industries.
Actions to provide workers affected by globalisation with further training and retraining are acceptable, but nothing else is.
The EU will provide additional financial support to member states to protect jobs and workers affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
In both industries, the great majority of workers affected by the restructuring left under early retirement packages.
Assistance from EGF should take the formof personalised support services, tailored to meet the specific needs of the workers affected.
Furthermore, the Directive does not apply to workers affected by the termination of the activities of the establishment resulting from a decision by the courts.
In the other regions, the main productive activity locally developed and the group of workers affected by severe accidents were divergent.
I am aware of the problems being faced today by the families of workers affected by the economic crisis, but I am convinced that the economy will get back on its feet, he declared before a meeting of trade union groups.
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF)was established in 2006 to show EU solidarity towards workers affected by mass redundancies.
The EGF offers Member States the opportunity to support workers affected by the global financial and economic crisis and the major changes in global trade patterns.
Retraining agreements have been extended toall cases of redundancy, regardless of the size of the workforce and the number of workers affected.
The ECSC contributes to increase the unemployment benefits for the workers affected, which are relatively low and for a relatively short duration.
The mobilisation needs to be simple and swift, andit should include training programmes that contribute to the effective reintegration into the labour market of the workers affected.
I have voted in favour of the planned measures to ensure that support is provided quickly for the workers affected and for reasons of European solidarity among the Member States.
Today, many of the workers affected are opting for a high redundancy pay-out, but this, Commissioner, does not make the need and support of those workers in search of new jobs any less urgent; quite the reverse.
This should contribute to a reduction in exposure to these priority carcinogens with a consequential reduction of workers affected by occupational cancer.
It is therefore essential to guarantee transparency and to ensure that the workers affected by restructuring operations and relocations are kept informed and are consulted, in case such actions should become inevitable.
I am pleased with the work carried out on the basis of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF),namely in supporting workers affected by changes in world trade.
Development and supply of guidance andcounselling systems for workers affected by industrial change in different economic sectors, in particular those threatened by unemployment and those working within SMEs;
In Brazil, initiatives for prevention in the workplace began at the endof the 1980s and the federal government has created mechanisms for the protection of workers affected by the epidemic.
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund was set up to grant additional assistance to workers affected by the consequences of major changes in the structure of international trade.