Examples of using Workers may in English and their translations into German
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Manual workers may require carbohydrates.
From 100% organic cotton produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
Furthermore workers may be sent to Hungary without working permit.
From 100% organic wool produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
Thereafter workers may receive unemployment benefit for 90 days in the same year.
As well as the raw materials were produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in trade unions.
Workers may accept a pay cut if they have regular opportunities for overtime.
Depending on their wage level workers may also qualify for an additional supplement.
Workers may hope that the best possible solutions will be found in the very difficult economic situation.
Growth will be enhanced, but workers may be worse off- and not just those who lose their jobs.
Workers may be empowered within the industry but the industry itself will remain the product of men.
Discrimination against the elderly and older workers may prevent people who are not young from staying in the labour market.
Also the workers may only leave before the fulfillment of the work taken up by presentation of a muster-roll or equivalent certification by the Wasserschouts.
Your insurance provider, their agents and healthcare workers may exchange relevant personal data and special categories of personal data with us.
EUR sun hat made from 55% hemp and 45% organic cotton produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
Transfrontier workers may be granted a“permit- transfrontier worker”.
Knitted from 100% pure wool This item as well as its raw materials was produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
Therefore, workers may also bear some of the costs, for example by investing their time.
Gart Belt[21295104] 59,90EUR Belt from 100% vegetably tanned leather produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
Individual workers may choose to work hours exceeding the 48-hour limit the so-called'opt-out.
Lining from 100% soft cotton This item as well as its raw materials was produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
Foreign workers may transfer up to half of their net income in foreign currency out of the country.
EUR Belt from 100% vegetably tanned leather This belt was produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
The Commission acknowledges a risk: that the workers may“abscond”- presumably this means that they may join the illegal labour market.
Outer material and lining from 100% recycled polyester padding from 80% down and 20% feather produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
In the context of healthsurveillance there may be a problem of under-reporting as workers may not want to be associated with the use of performance-enhancing drugs or they do not see these substances as'drugs.
EUR fit: boot cut wash: last call from 98% organic cotton and 2% elastane produced under fair conditions: No child labour(under 14),fair payment; workers may unite in labour unions.
In respect of employment conditions, part-time workers may not be treated in a less favourable manner than comparable full-time workers solely because they work part time, unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.
Without prejudice to Council Directive 89/656/EEC('), an appropriate and sufficient breathing andresuscitation equipment must be available in areas where workers may be exposed to atmospheres which are harmful to health.
It could impede freedom of movement of workers, and of goods; workers may be reluctant to move to countries with fewer enforceable rights, and providers of goods or services may be adversely affected by requirements to meet different equality standards in different countries.