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What is the European equal pay legislation?
The EU Pay Transparency Directive is an ambitious piece of legislation designed to make sure that workers of all genders receive equal pay for work of equal value. It protects employees from direct and indirect discrimination caused by gender bias. The Directive covers two main areas: pay transparency and pay equity.
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What is the EU equal opportunities legislation?
EU legislation prohibiting discrimination covers a broad personal and material scope by means of several directives, covering either the ground of sex, the ground of racial/ethnic origin, or the grounds of religion or belief, disability, age and sexual orientation.
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What is the EU just transition strategy?
The Just Transition Mechanism (JTM) was proposed as part of the European Green Deal investment plan to make sure that no one and no region is left behind in the transition to a climate-neutral economy.
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What is the EU employment equality Act?
The EU Framework Equality Directive came into effect in 2003. It provides for the prohibition of discrimination in relation to employment and occupation on grounds of religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation.
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What is the EU limit for lead?
The updated rules – soon to be published in the EU Official Journal – include a revised binding workplace occupational exposure limit for lead in air of 0.03 Pb mg/m3 and a biological limit value for lead in blood of 15 µg Pb/100 ml, as well as new guidance to protect female workers of childbearing age.
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What is the EU policy on equal rights?
Equality as a core European value The European Union is founded on the value of respect for human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law and respect for human rights, including the rights of persons belonging to minorities.
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How is lead used in the EU?
The EU estimates that between 50,000 and 150,000 workers are exposed to lead and 4.2m workers to diisocyanates every year. Both substances are widely used in the renovation of buildings and production of batteries, wind turbines and electric vehicles.
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What is the Equal Opportunity Act EU?
Article 21 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights prohibits discrimination for any reason such as sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language religion or belief, political or other opinion, membership of a national minority, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation.
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Europe has a common set of rules on how to deal with asylum seekers it applies to most EU Member States some neighboring countries but not the UK in Ireland the so-called Dublin regulation is a key part of that system it was designed to prevent asylum seekers from submitting applications to multiple EU Member States it stipulates that asylum claims should be processed by the country that played the biggest part in the applicants entry to the EU usually the country where they first arrived but many say the system isn't working why because of the roots migrants take asylum seekers first arrived in the EU in a few countries mainly around the Mediterranean countries like Greece and Italy are struggling to process and accommodate all the arrivals Germany has now become the first country to suspend the Dublin regulation saying it doesn't work and the EU has said that the system needs to be restructured to spread the burden new governments have agreed to take in 32 and a half thousand asylum seekers over the next two years under a quota system but they will only take in refugees from Syria and Eritrea and in July alone more than a hundred thousand migrants arrived on Europe Shores so some countries have taken the matter into their own hands Hungary and Bulgaria have been building fences along their borders to keep migrants out Slovakia has been discouraging Muslims from seeking asylum
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