Examples of using Fixed-term in English and their translations into German
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Fixed-term workers.
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Fixed-term workers and the self-employed.
Remaining in fixed-term.
Working conditions of fixed-term workers have been underpinned by a law in this matter.
Its members will be punished with fixed-term hard labor.
Securities and fixed-term deposits held to maturity.
Limiting the term of the employment contract, fixed-term employment contract.
In the case of fixed-term contracts, if that term is less than or equal to forty-eight months: the total value for their full term;
Contracts may be renewed after fixed-term periods expire.
Fixed-term and agency work in particular have proved to be engines for jobs on the labour market and pathways into work.
The conclusion of successive fixed-term contracts is considered to constitute an abuse.
It is only theemployee shareholding program that has limitations for fixed-term employees.
By comparison with permanent and fixed-term contracts, it seems that CNEs are used slightly more in the building and public works sector.
Secondly, there is the creation of theso-called"atypical" work contracts such as parttime, fixed-term, indenture, and trial-period work.
If you do not explicitly extend your fixed-term contract, it will automatically be turned into a contract that equals a permanent one.
However restricted applicability of some principles to certaingroups of public employees e.g. teachers with fixed-term contracts of employment.
A fixed-term contract is automatically replaced by a permanent contract, if you do not enter into another fixed-term contract.
Agreement on part-time work, 6 June 1996•Agreement on fixed-term work, 18 March 1999•Failure of negotiations ontemporary work.
Temporary and fixed-term contracts should only be offered as a temporary solution into a more secure job, especially for young people.
The Red-White-Red Card is issued for a period of twelve months and entitles the holder to fixed-term settlement and employment by a specified employer.
Since 1983, Mr Ergat had held a fixed-term work permit in that Member State and had been employed, with interruptions, by various employers.
For example, the argument that work in the public sector per seis an objective reason for unlimited successive fixed-term contracts is unacceptable.
The use of continuous training, fixed-term contracts and temporary agency workers appears to be beneficial for both labour market participants, i.e. firms and workers.
It exempted them almost completely from payment of payroll taxes and it provided them with virtually theonly opportunity to employ people on a basis of fixed-term contracts.
There is relativelylittle need for employers to take recourse to fixed-term contracts, the share of which is below average 9% in 2006 against 14.4% EU average.
In particular, workers with fixed-term or temporary contracts have borne the brunt of the employment contraction while unemployment among young people has reached new historical highs over recent months.
We count all individuals with permanent or fixed-term contracts, interns, trainees and regular and temporary employees with marginal employment(mini-job) contracts in this figure.
In particular, they are being employed on successive fixed-term contracts over many years, leaving them in precarious employment even though they are essentially doing permanent tasks.
Contracts are to be distinctions between fixed-term and open-ended contracts now possible, and resubmissions of the termination of the contract can be set up and configured with an E-Mail notification.