Examples of using Cross-border membership in English and their translations into Swedish
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Cross-border membership of posted workers.
Allow mutual recognition of prudential schemes existing in the Member States(cross-border membership).
Cross-border membership of posted workers.
The second question is what the Commission will do to make cross-border membership of pension funds a reality.
Therefore Article 6, which allows cross-border membership, serves to provide adequate protection for workers who are temporarily posted to another Member State.
In particular, the Commission will make proposals to tackle tax obstacles to cross-border membership of pension funds.
Cross-border membership has the advantage that the worker can remain in the same scheme while moving to a job in another Member State,
The Committee believes that the critical issue here is to have effective arrangements in place if a genuine Single Market with cross-border membership is to be achieved.
The two Member States guarantee the cross-border membership of posted workers by means of paragraphs 8
The initiative of the Commission in the field of pension's taxation to eliminate all tax rules that discriminate non-domestic pension funds, aims to facilitate cross-border membership.
Accordingly, facilitating cross-border membership of posted workers can be considered as an important step towards facilitating labour mobility in the field of short-term posting within the meaning of Regulation 1408/71/EEC.
a sine qua non for the introduction of some forms of cross-border membership.
It should also allow for the mutual recognition of existing supervisory systems(which is a sine qua non for cross-border membership) and prevent the adoption of investment rules that are over-restrictive
how the Commission could still ensure that cross-border membership would become a reality.
Cross-border membership based on mutual recognition of national prudential systems complemented by regulatory
of occupational pensions and at allowing the free provision of occupational pension services and cross-border membership.
Article 6 therefore allows cross-border membership by stipulating that employers
consequently opened possibilities for cross-border membership.
For the corresponding references in the national provisions see Annex 1- Table 4"Cross-border membership of posted workers" in the Commission Staff Working Document annexed to the Report on the Implementation of Council Directive 98/49/EC of 29 June 1998 on safeguarding the supplementary pension rights of employed and self-employed persons moving within the Community.
creating the conditions required for unproblematic cross-border membership.
creating the conditions required for unproblematic cross-border membership.
creating the conditions required for unproblematic cross-border membership.