Examples of using Cross-border workers in English and their translations into Swedish
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First, cross-border workers.
Commission to examine tax measures for cross-border workers.
Iv cross-border workers in accordance with point 5 of Annex VII;
This provision is particularly important for cross-border workers.
What is new is that cross-border workers' family members are also getting rights.
Accession to the European Union will bring better, larger pensions for many cross-border workers.
Cross-border workers may also be subject to specific provisions of national law.
This is the situation of some cross-border workers, called"frontier workers" in the EU regulations.
seasonal and cross-border workers.
Cross-border workers in particular can face difficulties in relation to car tax, pension tax and inheritance tax.
This is especially the case for enterprises which are established in several Member States or which employ cross-border workers.
Border controls would cost the 1.7 million cross-border workers between €1.3 and €5.2 billion in terms of time lost;
The groupings engage in long-term cooperation across the border to support the mobility of cross-border workers and their employers.
These may be holidaymakers, cross-border workers(such as lorry drivers)
due to a large extent to the availability of cross-border workers.
The protection of cross-border workers' labour and social rights must be enhanced,
The overall national employment rate is very low despite a very good employment situation with a large number of cross-border workers.
Cross-border workers face difficulties in getting tax allowances,
largely thanks to the availability of cross-border workers.
who are de facto cross-border workers, without their rights as such being recognised.
However, the Council notes that the assessment of the sustainability of public finances in Luxembourg is very sensitive to developments as regards the number of cross-border workers.
Among the activities promoted by the councils are the Euro Info Centres, which offer cross-border workers information and guidance on legislation,
Kiril explained that cross-border workers are entitled to use their company cars for private purposes in their home country,
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.
while those with college/university degrees represent the strongest growing group among cross-border workers.
the directive protect the rights of cross-border workers who are also European workers exercising their right to freedom of movement.
relies on the contributions paid by the relatively young population of cross-border workers.
Calls on Member States to set up structures to advise and assist cross-border workers with regard to the economic
the use of a one-stop shop for communicating with cross-border workers and employers in border areas.
Cross-border workers may be subject to discrimination specifically relating to the fact that they work in one country