Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Workers from third in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Immigrant workers from third countries.
European Parliament resolution on migrant workers from third countries.
Consequently, businesses must often deploy workers from third countries with particular qualifications for short periods in different EU countries.
We must be prepared to receive highly qualified workers from third countries.
The right of workers from third countries to be joined by their families should be recognized in accordance with the provisions of the European Convention on the legal status of migrant workers. .
Belgium- secondment of workers from third countries.
Considering the complexity of this area, the present opinion focuses on immigration of highly qualified workers from third countries.
The European Commission estimates that by 2050 the EU will need 60 million workers from third countries at a time when the working population will be declining at an accelerated rate.
negative effects on the incomes of small producers and workers from third countries.
In certain conditions migrant workers from third countries also admitted into the territory of the Member States may qualify for certain rights granted to Community workers and their families.
It was not therefore a matter of excluding a certain number of workers from third countries.
The Blue Card would enhance the mobility of trained workers from third countries in the EU.
improved the text, so that it no longer conceals the hypocrisy which exists when it comes to the exploitation of workers from third countries.
I absolutely agree with those Members who say that we must ensure equal treatment for workers from third countries who have been employed in the EU for more than a year.
The directives which have already been adopted extend the principle of equal treatment in the area of social security, subject to certain specific restrictions, to migrant workers from third countries.
Council directive and draft Council directive) deal respectively with the conditions for posting workers from third countries and extending the right to self-employed third-country nationals resident in the EU, to provide cross-border services.
In writing.- I voted in favour of the Klamt report, which makes the EU a more attractive destination for highly qualified workers from third countries.
In 1991 the Committee issued two Opinions on the status of migrant workers from third countries Rapporteur: Mr AMATO.
conditions of residence in order to increase the attractiveness of the EU to highly qualified workers from third countries.
However, I believe that the EU needs to be attractive not only to highly qualified workers from third countries, but also to young Europeans.
integration of immigrant workers from third countries?
in particular with regard to the equal treatment of workers from third countries, as it prevents discrimination against these workers. .
we regret the fact that Parliament was unable to agree on the issue of collective agreements also applying to workers from third countries.
to the Council, on immigrant workers from third countries.
is a step forward for the economic migration of highly qualified workers from third countries.
the Council the hope that, as quickly as possible, Regulation 1408/71 will be extended to workers from third countries, so as to make. one set of regulations cover all workers employed within the Community, regardless of their country of origin.
which provide for the possibility of widening the scope of information offered through the EURES network to cater for the needs of workers from third countries.
both for the legally established workers from third countries and for any who are not legally established,
The dubious alternative would be national labour markets with legally and socially differing conditions for workers from third countries.
B3-1052/90 by Mrs Catasta and others, to the Commission, on immigrant workers from third countries.