Yet again, these women continued to be excluded from both redundancy and social security provisions but this time in rather different ways.

Adequate social security provisions must be introduced and the areas of law I have just mentioned need to be reformed.

This labour legislation included laws governing female and child labour, improvements in working conditions and social security provisions.

In addition, Jacobs was the principal sponsor of several other Social Security provisions which became law in 1994.

We also have gradually increasing cross-border mobility, but the free movement of workers is still inadequately underpinned by social security provisions and access to health care.

But that, Commissioner, still leaves the difficulty of social security provisions for atypical workers, part of the original atypical work directive.

Increased credits and social security provisions had already been announced by Yeltsin at the Congress of People's Deputies [see above].

Eugène Frot succeeds Lamoureux as Minister of Labour and Social Security Provisions.

He then served again under Poincaré as Minister of Labour, Hygiene, Welfare Work, and Social Security Provisions.

This fear has led to demands for minimum wage levels, social security provisions and minimum health and safety guarantees, to avoid competitive pressures reducing standards to unacceptably low levels.

The mandate of Calmette is to treat the poor and there is always a shortfall as 50% of patients were from indigent backgrounds in a nation lacking social security provisions.

While I am not in favour of the EU having competence over Social Security provisions, I do believe that more could be done to facilitate the portability of certain entitlements.

When Édouard Herriot became Prime Minister of France in 1924, Godart was appointed as the Minister for Labour, Hygiene, Welfare Work, and Social Security Provisions.

The United States, despite its Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security provisions, is not generally considered to have enough of a social safety net to properly be called a welfare-state; businesses provide more of these services.

In these social security provisions we see a set of values and institutional arrangements which condition the position and experience of those out of work, and which is both premised upon and reinforces a male-dominated notion of unemployment.

The French have also proposed a gradual shift to majority voting on fighting tax fraud, social security provisions for Europeans working in other member states, asylum and immigration, trade in financial services and aid to the poorer regions in the European Union.

The position was originally known as Minister of Labor (Ministre du Travail), created in 1906, and later, Minister of Labor and Social Security Provisions (Ministre du Travail et Prévoyance sociale).

Thirdly, we want to see the directive extended to the protection of expectant and nursing mothers and social security provisions, so as to avoid loopholes in Member States which may prevent female plaintiffs from asserting their rights to equality of treatment in the civil courts.

Mr President, when I read yesterday's newspapers from Luxembourg, I was amazed at the fuss created by the Greens, who have made themselves out to be the prime movers behind the revision of the Regulation harmonising certain social security provisions in the area of road transport.

Once again it has squandered the chance to ensure clear rules for social security provisions applying to all family members moving across all Member States, in regard to reimbursement in respect of non-urgent health care, in accordance with judgments of the European Court of Justice.

It also lays emphasis on the neoliberal Lisbon Strategy, which has been the principal instrument used in the EU to promote the liberalisation and privatisation of services and public facilities, flexibility and adaptability in labour markets, wage reductions and the opening up to private interests of most social security provisions, including pensions and health.