Traduction de «Parti uni des travailleurs » (Français → Anglais) :

(a) For the purpose of calculating the pension under the lov om social pension (Social Pension Act), periods of activity as an employed or self-employed person completed in Denmark by a frontier worker or a worker who has gone to Denmark to do work of a seasonal nature are regarded as periods of residence completed in Denmark by the surviving spouse insofar as, during those periods, the surviving spouse was linked to the above-mentioned worker by marriage without separation from bed and board or de facto separation on grounds of incompatibility and provided that during those periods the spouse resided in the territory of another Member S ...[+++]tate.

1 (a) For the purpose of calculating the pension under the lov om social pension (Social Pension Act), periods of activity as an employed or self-employed person completed under Danish legislation by a frontier worker or a worker who has gone to Denmark to do work of a seasonal nature are regarded as periods of residence completed in Denmark by the surviving spouse insofar as, during those periods, the surviving spouse was linked to the above-mentioned worker by marriage without separation from bed and board or de facto separation on grounds of incompatibility and provided that during those periods the spouse resided in the territory of ...[+++]another Member State.

Goran Markovic, chairman of the Worker's Communist Party of Bosnia Herzegovina, has been dismissed from the private university 'Slobodan Pavolic' for refusing to write a letter of repentance, admitting his 'mistake' of being a Communist and condemning the composition and activities of the Worker's Communist Party of Bosnia Herzegovina.

Goran Markovic, chairman of the Worker's Communist Party of Bosnia Herzegovina, has been dismissed from the private university 'Slobodan Pavolic' for refusing to write a letter of repentance, admitting his 'mistake' of being a Communist and condemning the composition and activities of the Worker's Communist Party of Bosnia Herzegovina.

I would say that in general a large number of our temporary workers come from the United States, but in this particular sector I would suspect it's much more widespread.

The past few years have been particularly difficult for our communities: the moratorium on cod, with the huge number of workers and fishermen cast aside, a moratorium that affected almost 800 of workers; the interruption of activities at the Seleine Mines, which deprived some 200 people of their livelihood for over two years; the reform of employment insurance which reduced benefits for a significant proportion of our workers who depend on it to a great extent for an adequate level of income, the downsizing of public and para-public service staff which led to the disappearance of nearly 150 jobs in the past five years.