Exemplos de uso de Working times em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To economize on costs and working times.
The direct link with working times inspection has been removed.
Working times of 5, 10, 20 minutes or continuous operation can be set.
Fast, accurate thread drill with reversing gear for shorter working times.
High reduction of working times and possibility to process small batches of leathers.
We also consider that Amendment No 7 concerning fishermen' s working times is too far-reaching.
As of this moment working times and driving behaviour are automatically tracked and monitored.
Have you thought about re-tabling a general reduction in working times in order to create more jobs?
Therefore limiting working times is all the more necessary, bearing in mind the need for workers' freedoms.
GWP 10 Thread drill up to M 10 Fast,accurate thread drill with reversing gear for shorter working times.
Thus, both parties may, in practice,have working times of nine to ten hours per day.
Working times are not adhered to, which is another way of saying that legislation in this area is not stringent enough.
You can also catch the employees who waste working times calling friends and family members.
Fortunately, we are now in a position where wecan welcome a second, very important directive on the organisation of working times.
Fairer remuneration pay,a shortening of working times, no dismissals, more rights for workers in the factory.
At the same time, there is no harmonisation of predictions in order to safeguard these times as working times.
The association is demanding that the maximum working times are raised from 45 hours a week to 50 hours a week.
Parliament offered several compromises which would have given the employers' side a great deal of flexibility on working times.
It is a well-known fact that the exhausting working times of cabin crews increase flight safety risks.
It partly deals with partnership and consultation of employees andpartly with new types of work and working times.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,regulated working times mean better protection for workers.
Further studies are suggested with a larger number of physical education professionals of different age groups and working times.
It is right to oppose the flexible week,restrict working times and specify the minimum age of drivers engaged in the carriage of goods.
We believe, fully on grounds of principle, that the EU should not make decisions concerning the Member States' working times.
We are calling for airline pilots' and cabin crews' working times to be reduced and for workers' just demands to be satisfied.
Working times, like wages, have been one of the main subjects of employee claims throughout the history of industrial relations.
This generalisation would, essentially, leave employers andemployees the facility to decide on working times and the entire employment framework.
I might remind you that the Working Times Directive was meant, as one of its objectives, to be an instrument for reconciling work and family life.
Switzerland already has one of the most liberal employment laws in Europe, with working times that are above average for length and flexibility.
By fundamentally reducing working times, so that workers can regain their creative spirit and redress the balance lost between work and family life.