Examples of using Workers from third countries in English and their translations into German
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Belgium- secondment of workers from third countries.
The dubious alternative would be national labour markets with legally andsocially differing conditions for workers from third countries.
Germany- secondment of workers from third countries.
In those countries it is, indeed,possible to give priority to workers from new Member States over workers from third countries.
Apart from that, migrant workers from third countries could only be admitted to the labour market if no applicants could be found in the Member States.
It was nottherefore a matter of excluding a certain number of workers from third countries.
The problem is compounded for companies employing and posting workers from third countries, which is the case in particular for the information technology and hi-tech sectors, due to skills shortages in the EU.
Since the end of 1973,the EC member states have stopped recruitment of workers from third countries.
The European Commission estimates thatby 2050 the EU will need 60 million workers from third countries at a time when the working population will be declining at an accelerated rate.
The Court also held that a number of additional conditions which certainMember States imposed with regard to the posting of workers from third countries were excessive.
RO I feel that this legislative initiative is welcome at a time when workers from third countries account for a non-negligible percentage of the European Union's labour force, making illegal immigration a concern.
This criteria-led immigration system(points system) allows qualified workers from third countries….
This particular complaint is that wedo not have equal treatment of workers from third countries across the Union, but nor do we have a free market in services, nor do we have anything approaching a uniform application of European Union law.
Considers it preferable to train the unemployed in thesevocations rather than bringing in already trained workers from third countries and other EU countries; .
If European legislation enables workers from third countries to be turned into cheap labour or a kind of cannon fodder on the field of insecure employment, the European Union will lose all the credibility that it has built up over many years through its programmes to combat forms of discrimination, programmes that it is duty-bound to defend on the basis of its ideals of justice and freedom.
DE Mr President, I absolutely agree with those Members whosay that we must ensure equal treatment for workers from third countries who have been employed in the EU for more than a year.
I hope that the text of this report, which we have drawn up with all the rapporteurs and which we shall be presentingtomorrow to our other fellow Members, will be a great step forward for workers from third countries.
The EESC considers it preferable to train the unemployed in thesevocations rather than bringing in already trained workers from third countries and other EU countries, so as to prevent these countries from being deprived of their skills.
A Community policy of integration and free movement should be founded onthe principle of equal rights and equal opportunities for legally resident immigrant workers from third countries.
I therefore propose that a certificate of equivalencebe issued by the host state to ensure that these workers from third countries gain equal- no more, no less- rights to their counterparts in other EU states.
In April 2002, it was decided to initiate proceedings before the Court against Germany and Belgium because of similarrequirements imposed by the legislation of those two countries on the posting of workers from third countries see IP/02/563.
Responding to labour shortages by training the unemployed seems abetter solution than attracting already trained workers from third countries: doctors, nurses, physiotherapists etc. from Africa, Asia or Latin America will be missed in the countries which financed their training.
Madam President, my political group participated actively in the drafting of this motion and improved the text, so that it no longer conceals thehypocrisy which exists when it comes to the exploitation of workers from third countries.
Responding to labour shortages by training the unemployed and offering appropriate pay seems abetter solution than attracting already trained workers from third countries: doctors, nurses, physiotherapists etc. from Africa, Asia or Latin America will be missed in the countries which financed their training.
Addressing briefly the problems regarding migration and the labour market, the Minister stated that Slovenia would facilitate discussions andthe adoption of directives on the entry of highly qualified workers from third countries.
By putting up certain types of barrier to the free movement of workers, some Member States are actually in the preposterous situation of helping workers from third countries to gain access to jobs ahead of those from new EU Member States.
I voted in favour of the report by Mrs Mathieu because I hope that after years of work, the guidelines will be established to draw up a directive thatprovides a single package of European rules on permits and rights for workers from third countries.
Several Member States have recently taken steps to enhance the attraction of their universities,their laboratories and their businesses for top-level researchers and students and qualified workers from third countries, e.g. through“scientific visas”.
In accordance with its legislative plans for the year 2007, the Commission published two legislative proposals facilitating EU entry and residence for economic migrants from third countries and put forward its proposal for a Blue Cardsystem aimed at attracting highly skilled workers from third countries to Europe.
Under this case law of the Court, a declaration is deemed to be a measure which is just as effective as and less restrictive than a prior authorisation when it comes to ensuring that Member Statesare informed at all times about the presence of posted workers from third countries on their territory.