Examples of using Redundant workers in English and their translations into Czech
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We believe that Member States should help their own redundant workers.
I hope that this temporary support will help redundant workers to integrate more successfully into the labour market.
The total amount of support in these cases amounts to EUR 11 million andwill target 3 663 redundant workers.
I have voted in favour of the report, because the redundant workers deserve the support of the EGF.
I voted for the European Parliament resolution on the mobilisation of the EGF for granting aid to the redundant workers.
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I support redundant workers receiving financial support and training so that they can secure new jobs for the longest period possible.
Mobilising the EGF is particularly important in terms of reintegrating redundant workers into employment.
Four hundred and sixty redundant workers will benefit from personalised measures supported by EGAF funding to a total of EUR 0.32 million.
I should stress the important role played by the EGF in reintegrating redundant workers into the labour market.
The total number of redundant workers is made up of 425 men and 87 women, which also includes seven workers with serious health problems or a disability 1.3.
I must stress the important role played by the EGF in reintegrating redundant workers into the labour market.
I hope that the sector can recover and that the redundant workers, particularly the older ones, are able to rebuild their lives and resume their place in the labour market.
Earlier, we spoke about the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund andhow it can assist redundant workers in certain sectors.
Nevertheless, we intend to ensure that future money will be allocated to British redundant workers and, if we find that they are not eligible, we shall vote against all future mobilisations of the fund.
This fund, created by the Council in 2007, addresses specific European-scale crises caused by globalisation and provides one-off,time-limited individual support geared directly to redundant workers.
However, the support measures for the redundant workers include occupational guidance and training for the acquisition of basic skills, on- and off-the-job training for redundant apprentices, vocational educational training, and support for entrepreneurship.
Following the redundancies carried out by the company Qimonda Portugal S.A., a request for assistance for 839 redundant workers was presented on 17 December 2009.
I, too, support it, andhope that the sector is able to reorganise itself and that the redundant workers can find new jobs, whether in the same area of printing and reproduction of recorded media, or in others to which they are or could become suited.
It therefore makes absolutely no sense now to refuse State aid and destroy jobs, andthen to support the redundant workers using the Globalisation Adjustment Fund.
Additional support for redundant workers is also proving necessary in a country that few would imagine would be affected by such hardships, as it is generally regarded as being more able to compete in the global market than most other EU Member States.
I support the Commission's proposal to mobilise the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF),and hope that the redundant workers will be able to find new jobs as quickly as possible.
This is the case for those who worked in the 49 enterprises in the furniture manufacturing sector,where redundant workers will be paid EUR 662 088 from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund, as well as for those who worked in the 45 enterprises in the wearing apparel manufacturing sector, where the sum is EUR 523 481.
This is an extremely useful instrument which, between 2007 and the present day,has seen 55 requests by 17 Member States for support for 52 334 redundant workers, for whom funds totalling EUR 271.9 million have been earmarked.
In writing.- I support this allocation of €14.8 million of European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGAF) support to the 2 840 workers of Dell in Limerick who have lost their jobs following the closure of their plant because,rather than Dell, it will benefit the redundant workers directly.
In writing.- I fully support the two reports by Reimer Böge that have been adopted by Parliament on financial support for redundant workers in Lithuania from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund, and I am grateful to other colleagues who supported them.
I would like to encourage the Member States to get acquainted with, and make use of the possibilities and chances offered by the EGF for workers in situations of mass redundancies andto use the funds available in order to support redundant workers and help them return to the labour market.
I voted in favour of this resolution, which promotes better implementation of aid andaid mechanisms targeted at redundant workers as I recognise the importance of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) in retraining manual workers and mitigating the socio-economic impact of the global crisis.
I think that other Member States, too, which have not requested the EGF's mobilisation so far, including Romania, must examine andfollow the example of the states which have used the EGF to support redundant workers due to the economic and financial crisis.
I voted for this report, since the financial support received from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF)will be used for employment stimulation measures to employ redundant workers as soon as possible, study and requalification payments, as well as benefit payments for minors under eight years old and the care of disabled family members.
We should carefully analyse the results of this funding to see where we have used best practice and where we were actually able to help secure jobs and, above all,where we have succeeded in reintegrating redundant workers into the labour market as quickly and as efficiently as possible.