Examples of using Cross-border workers in English and their translations into Polish
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Helping cross-border workers.
EURES also has an important role in advising and supporting cross-border workers.
But for our cross-border workers.
Iv cross-border workers in accordance with point 5 of Annex VII;
But for our cross-border workers.
Cross-border workers may also be subject to specific provisions of national law.
Other rules apply to cross-border workers.
Most cross-border workers in the EU/ EFTA came from France, Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Belgium.
In this context, the possibility of European guarantees could be studied in order to benefit cross-border workers.
Useful for retired cross-border workers who are no longer insured in their former country of employment.
These are all practical projects designed to facilitate citizens- employers and cross-border workers- in their everyday lives.
Cross-border workers are, according to regulation 883/04, covered by the social security system of the country where they work.
The problems in the areas of taxation andsocial security which cross-border workers have to confront in order to exercise the right to free movement;
Cross-border workers in particular can face difficulties in relation to car tax, pension tax and inheritance tax.
For the labour force survey figures, modifications have to be made, for example, for people living in institutional households and cross-border workers.
These may be holidaymakers, cross-border workers(such as lorry drivers) or people who commute across borders to their workplace.
While Belgium, Germany, France, andAustria received high numbers of these claims, a breakdown by issuing country shows that this is possibly also due to their high numbers of cross-border workers.
The protection of cross-border workers' labour and social rights must be enhanced, as proposed by the Committee in a number of opinions12.
Brussels, 02 April 2012- Member States' tax provisions are to be scrutinised to ensure that they do not discriminate against cross-border workers, in a targeted initiative launched by the Commission.
Cross-border workers face difficulties in getting tax allowances, relief and deductions from foreign tax authorities, and are frequently subject to double taxation.
The EESC also welcomes the focus on supporting cross-border cooperation andthe use of a one-stop shop for communicating with cross-border workers and employers in border areas.
It has worked tirelessly to ensure that goods and cross-border workers can continue to move across the EU, to keep hospitals functioning, factories running and shop shelves stocked.
The EESC welcomes the stress on the development and support of cross-border cooperation andthe proposal to use a one-stop shop for communicating with cross-border workers and employers in border areas.
Kiril explained that cross-border workers are entitled to use their company cars for private purposes in their home country, but the police were unaware of that right and issued the fine anyway.
The EESC notes the possibility of additional individual voluntary private pension schemes,functioning alongside the current pension systems, which it believes should be backed by European guarantees in order to benefit cross-border workers.
Cross-border workers may be subject to discrimination specifically relating to the fact that they work in one country and live in another and that their particular status is not sufficiently defined and protected.
In the same year, there were 8.3 million mobile workers of working age living and working in another Member State, equivalent to 3.4% of the entire workforce,in addition to the 1.6 million people living in one country but working in another(cross-border workers)4.
In addition to the obstacles facing other categories of intra-EU mobile workers, cross-border workers may suffer discrimination with respect to social security benefits and social protection due to the inappropriate application of the residence principle by the authorities of the country where they work.
There is a need to assess the scope for developing in the EU, where possible, a common understanding of some concepts contained in DTC applicable between MS e.g. royalties, business income, dividends,permanent establishments, tax residence, cross-border workers….
Citizens who move to another Member State, cross-border workers, car-rental companies and people leasing a motor vehicle in another Member State are often obliged to register it on the territory where they live or where the vehicle is used, although the motor vehicle is already registered in another Member State.