Examples of using Frontier workers in English and their translations into Polish
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Frontier workers.
This provision shall not, however, apply to frontier workers.
Frontier workers- Special rule.
This provision shall not, however, apply to frontier workers and members of their families.
Frontier workers and members of their families- Special rules.
Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to frontier workers and the members of their families.
It is estimated that less than 0.5% of employed workers in the European Union are frontier workers;
Frontier workers face specific issues as regards social security, taxation and insurance and require therefore specific assistance.
They also share andexchange the information on the situation in Member States that gives guidance to frontier workers.
The Commission also notes that this approach will allow family members of frontier workers residing in eight Member States to benefit from a new right.
A 2004 Regulation coordinates the national social security systems in the EU with regard inter alia to frontier workers.
It replaces the former 1971 Regulation andprovides that wholly unemployed frontier workers are to make themselves available to the employment service of their country of residence.
Although the Commission would have preferred a different outcome,it accepted the compromise because it represents real progress for the family members of frontier workers.
Member States shall develop specific information for frontier workers in those cross border regions where the Member States concerned together deem it necessary to set up specific co-operation and service structures.
For the purpose of paragraph 1, Member States shall support the development of integrated online access as a first source of information for workers, frontier workers and employers.
EU citizens whoreside in one Member State and work in another Member State(frontier workers) are also covered by EU law on the free movement of workers in the Member State where they are employed38.
The 4 amendments concern Annex III,which contains a list of Member States applying“restriction of rights to benefits in kind for members of the family of frontier workers” in the competent Member State.
Article 28(1) of Regulation(EC) No. 883/2004 shall apply mutatis mutandis to wholly unemployed frontier workers and to the members of their families if the competent Member State is not included in the list in Annex III to Regulation(EC) No. 883/2004.
Whereas it is appropriate at this time to bring together in a single legislative instrument all the basic provisions for implementing Article 51 of the Treaty for the benefit of workers, including frontier workers, seasonal workers and seamen;
The principle that all frontier workers living and working in the EU should receive equal treatment is being respected but not always correctly applied; a definition of this principle does, however, exist, with regard to employment and working conditions, in Regulation(EEC) No. 1612/68;
In addition, the Federal Republic of Germany maintains that the factual situations mentioned by the Commission are notcovered by Community law, at the very least for frontier workers, and that the principles set out by the Court of Justice in Werner 8apply.
The question as to why- after completion of the internal market andthe introduction of a single currency- there are still so few frontier workers is a relevant one. One of the aspects that should be improved on, therefore, is access for jobseekers and employers to an information and advice service to facilitate the mobility of the workforce and transparency in the EU labour market;
Therefore, that the rule regarding the grant of unemployment benefit by the Member State of residence applies even in relation to wholly unemployed frontier workers who have maintained particularly close links with the State of their last employment.
The transitional provision laid down in the regulation must therefore also apply to wholly unemployed frontier workers who, taking into account the links they have maintained in the Member State where they were last employed, receive unemployment benefit from it on the basis of the legislation of that Member State while the relevant situation remains unchanged.
Essential staff, such as doctors, nurses, healthcare workers, researchers and experts helping to cope with the coronavirus,as well as persons carrying goods, frontier workers and seasonal agricultural workers, should also continue to be allowed to enter the EU.
Due to the growing number of frontier workers, this situation has become a matter of importance at European level, in particular as regards taxation, social security and social assistance, where definitions and approaches still differ on concepts such as residence, family circumstances, reimbursement of health costs and dual taxation- along with other types of administrative constraint13.
The guide also provides concrete examples and guidance on cases in which the determination of the place of residence can be difficult,such as frontier workers, seasonal workers, posted workers, students, pensioners, and highly mobile inactive people.
Upon request of workers, frontier workers and employers, the EURES Partners concerned shall provide general information on the rights related to social security and undertake to refer those requests for specific information to the competent authorities and, if applicable, other bodies supporting workers exercising their rights in the framework of the freedom of movement.
The amendments are aimed inter alia at providing a satisfactory solution in the case of wholly unemployed, formerly self-employed, frontier workers who were insured in their country of activity against unemployment and who returned to their member state of residence where no insurance against the risk of unemployment exists.
The amendments aim at providing a satisfactory solution in the case of wholly unemployed, formerly self-employed, frontier workers who were insured in their country of activity against unemployment and who have returned to their member state of residence, where no insurance against the risk of unemployment exists new article 65a in regulation 883/2004.