Traduction de «Temporary labour subcontracting » (Anglais → Français) :

temporary labour | temporary workers

Federal Law on Permanent and Temporary Labour Recruitment Services of June 6,1989; Labour Recruitment Services Law | RSL [Abbr.]

temporary staff agency | temporary personnel agency | temporary manpower office | casual labour agency | temporary personnel bureau

temporary employee | casual | casual employee | casual labourer | casual worker | temp | temporary worker

G. whereas the outsourcing of work through subcontracting and temporary agency work often involves less skilled labour, and looser employment relationships, which makes it more difficult to determine who has responsibility for occupational health and safety (OHS);

E. whereas the European labour market and its population have changed in many respects - enlargement of the European Union, better possibilities for free movement of both enterprises and labour, flexible working hours including part-time work, fragmentation of labour markets, subcontracting, temporary and casual employment, ageing population and declining population - which present major challenges to achieving the goal of an economy that will create more and better jobs,

E. whereas the European labour market and its population have changed in many aspects - enlargement of the European Union, better possibilities for free movement of both enterprises and labour, flexible working hours including part-time work, fragmentation of labour markets, subcontracting, temporary and casual employment, ageing population and declining population - which need to be considered as major challenges in order to achieve the goal of an economy that will create more and better jobs,

13. Calls on the Commission also to produce as a matter of urgency a thorough qualitative study on the possible distortions of the labour market which might result from the significant increase in labour migration which is principally emerging and may be expected to develop further in particular regions (especially border regions) and sectors (those with a high degree of mobility such as the construction and transport sectors); considers that such a study must not confine itself to what goes on within the legal forms of freedom of movement for workers, but must take particular account of those forms of free movement of services and esta ...[+++]blishment (particularly by self-employed people who are not really self-employed or independent), forms of subcontracting and cross-border temporary work, and illegal moonlighting, which are a serious obstacle to the proper treatment of migrant or border workers;