Examples of using Same pay in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Lazy, well-rested employees who are wanting shorter hours with the same pay?
If a job is done in one country, the same pay should be received for the same work.
But in the eyes of the Lord,all these sins have the same weight and the same pay.
They do not receive the same pay for equal work, with the difference reaching almost 30% in the private sector.
Nowhere in the Union do women receive the same pay for the same work.
We should also ensure that women andmen employed in the same jobs with the same skills receive the same pay.
The key principle should be that we ensure the same pay for the same job at the same place.
This means that a woman has to work 52 days more in a year than a man to receive the same pay.
This means that workers should get the same pay for the same work in the same place.
A high-school student asked me once:“How can you have a shorter workweek for the same pay?
At the same time less work for the same pay would mean higher costs and strong upward pressure on prices.
In this case it is discrimination against Polish workers who do not receive the same pay as German workers.
What do I advocate with the shortening of work hours, the same pay as before or a reduction in pay proportionate to the reduced hours?
The proposal also gives the possibility to Member States to provide that subcontractors need to grant their workers the same pay as the main contractor.
From the start of their assignments,temporary workers will receive the same pay as people recruited directly by the user enterprise to do the same job.
In Inveval, which has been occupied and administered by the workers for some years, there is workers' control and everybody, from the cleaners to the director,gets the same pay.
I have recommended to the part-session of Parliament that all representatives receive the same pay and that only bona fide travel expenses be paid. .
In a follow-up conversation,Ms. Donnelly explained that she had noticed that some stipends are for a once-a-month club meeting versus a music ensemble that meets twice a week with the same pay.
Even if it is found that a Portuguese company's workers do not enjoy the same pay and conditions as those of the German firm next door, and this is confirmed by the Labour Office's inspections, nothing happens.
It is all very well to say that'equal' must mean equal pay, butshould all workers doing the same job get the same pay across the EU?
Steward was inspired by the belief that American workers might limit themselves to eight hours of work each day while receiving the same pay as before and that they might bring about this by passing a law or simply refusing en masse to work more hours.
If you turn in every single project early, your superiors may get the impression that they're not giving you enough to do and may increase your workload,making you work more for the same pay.
It is with that in mind that I hope that the commitment of so many to this report will pay off and that the Commission will now, without any reservations,allow'the same pay for the same work in the same place' to be established securely throughout the European Union.
Mr Tarabella states correctly that the principle of'the same pay for the same work', valid in the treaties since 1957, has not been complied with and women in some Member States are still not paid the same rate for the same work as men.
The Commission's view is that when a women does a job which is as demanding as a man's she ought to receive the same pay and benefits, even if it is a different job.
This means harder work andlonger hours for the same pay, instead of entering into global competition by maintaining protection, by means of more intelligent manufacturing, by investing more in people and in knowledge networks, and also creating scope for this in public funds; thus revealing social Europe.
In such a case, the essential criterion for ascertaining that equal treatment exists in the matter of pay, namely the performance of the same work and receipt of the same pay, could not be applied.
Notwithstanding the pay gap between men and women, occupational segregation and sexist stereotypes,the report aims to emphasise the principle of the same pay for the same work, as set out in Community treaties since 1957. It stresses that the economic, financial and social crisis which has the European Union and the rest of the world in its grip has a real impact on women, their working conditions, their place in society and equality between women and men in the European Union.
Mobility on the part of apprentices also leads to better recognition of many trades and impedes social dumping,as there is a progressive scale that means that, for the same level of training, the same pay is awarded.
At that point, the argument was also based on mathematics: if the council agreed to support that mulatto foundling girl, it would set a precedent for many foster parents of mixed-race expostos to request the same pay, which would put the council into debt.