Traduction de «travailleur à capacité réduite » (Français → Anglais) :

all cash benefits, other than an unemployment benefit or an early old-age benefit, provided from a specified age to workers who have reduced, ceased or suspended their remunerative activities until the age at which they qualify for an old-age pension or an early retirement pension, the receipt of which is not conditional upon the person concerned being available to the employment services of the competent State; "early old-age benefit" means a benefit provided before the normal pension entitlement age is reached and which either continues to be provided once the said age is reached or is replaced by another old-age benefit.

‘pre-retirement benefit’ means: all cash benefits, other than an unemployment benefit or an early old-age benefit, provided from a specified age to workers who have reduced, ceased or suspended their remunerative activities until the age at which they qualify for an old-age pension or an early retirement pension, the receipt of which is not conditional upon the person concerned being available to the employment services of the competent State; ‘early old-age benefit’ means a benefit provided before the normal pension entitlement age is reached and which either continues to be provided once the said age is reached or is replaced by anoth ...[+++]er old-age benefit.

Research undertaken under the auspices of the European Conference of Ministers of Transport has shown that workers with mobility handicaps are in general more prone than other workers to accidents on the way to work.

Small communities face significant challenges with regard to inadequate treatment and distribution systems, lack of trained operators, reduced capability for monitoring, reduced access for testing, and little capacity for source water protection.

All categories of workers with reduced mobility, whether it be as a result of a motor, physical, sensory or mental handicap, are covered by this directive already announced in the Action Programme relating to the Implementation of the Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers.

The Commission of the European Communities has adopted a proposal for a Council Directive, the aim of which is to abolish differences between Member States as regards regulations on occupational exposure and to strengthen the protection of workers against 31 carcinogens and eight industrial processes (see attached list). The proposal lays down the highest degree of protection reasonably practicable be achieved for workers against these substances and processes.