Examples of using Same pay in English and their translations into Finnish
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More hours, more responsibility, same pay.
The same pay, same paperwork.
We work as much as men,why don't we get the same pay?
Next! the same pay, the mercenary has to sell his soul!
You sound really excited. More hours, more responsibility, same pay.
This means that workers should get the same pay for the same work in the same place.
But in the eyes of the Lord,all these sins have the same weight and the same pay.
Firstly, they still do not receive the same pay for the same work.
It would see employees enjoy a three-day weekend- butstill take home the same pay.
From the start of their assignments, temporary workers will receive the same pay as people recruited directly by the user enterprise to do the same job.
This means that a woman has to work 52 days more in a year than a man to receive the same pay.
The same pay for the same work in the same place is not only a fundamental European value, our competitiveness will also depend on allowing female talent to flourish so all of us are lifted up.
Nowhere in the Union do women receive the same pay for the same work.
We should also ensure that women andmen employed in the same jobs with the same skills receive the same pay.
I have recommended to the part-session of Parliament that all representatives receive the same pay and that only bona fide travel expenses be paid. .
Although we have eventually reached a position where we have the same pay for the same work, we must remember that women need special treatment when it comes to social security as they have a different work history, and this must be taken into account as it will have implications later on, for example for their future pensions.
In this case it is discrimination against Polish workers who do not receive the same pay as German workers.
When a woman does a job which is as demanding as a man's,she ought to be able to claim the same pay and benefits, even if it is a different type of job, unless the difference in pay can be accounted for on non-discriminatory grounds.
The proposal also gives the possibility to Member States to provide that subcontractors need to grant their workers the same pay as the main contractor.
Even if it is found that a Portuguese company's workers do not enjoy the same pay and conditions as those of the German firm next door, and this is confirmed by the Labour Office's inspections, nothing happens.
Equal access to education and training,and in consequence of this, the same pay for the same work, is a must.
A reminder: all in all, the gender pay gap is still over 17% in Europe meaning that women work 17% more for the same pay men get.
Looking ahead now, I do not think it will be possible, now we are part of Europe,for women in the different Member States to earn the same pay and receive the same kind of treatment in the EU, even if the EU speaks of human rights and is progressive.
It is all very well to say that'equal' must mean equal pay, butshould all workers doing the same job get the same pay across the EU?
We have to ensure that human rights in the European Union are implemented in such a way that workers coming here from third countries also receive the same pay and the same levels of social security, and that the same conditions of employment apply to them as well as the other employees.
The Commission's view is that when a women does a job which is as demanding as a man's she ought to receive the same pay and benefits, even if it is a different job.
The concept of equal pay for work of equal value means that when a woman does a job which is as demanding as a man's,she ought to be able to claim the same pay and benefits, even if it is a different type of job, unless the difference in pay can be accounted for on non-discriminatory grounds.
Our aim is the introduction of a social progress clause with minimum wages applying throughout the EU- the same pay for the same work in the same place.
The Committee believes that employers ortheir representatives must have effective means at their disposal for checking whether they receive the same pay for the same work or for work of equivalent value.
It is with that in mind that I hope that the commitment of so many to this report will pay off andthat the Commission will now, without any reservations, allow'the same pay for the same work in the same place' to be established securely throughout the European Union.