Übersetzung für "wirtschaftliche grundrechte " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

social rights [ economic and social rights | social freedom ]

Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship

Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union | Charter of fundamental rights of the Union | EU Charter of Fundamental Rights

Ad hoc Working Party on Fundamental Rights and Citizenship | Working Party on Fundamental Rights, Citizens' Rights and Free Movement of Persons

EU Charter of Fundamental Rights [ Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union | European Charter of Fundamental Rights | Fundamental Rights Charter ]

beneficial owner | economic beneficiary

economic independence [ economic autonomy | economic dependence ]

right of defence

fundamental right | basic right

assess economic factors in proposal development | incorporate economic considerations into decision making | analyse economic impacts in decision making | consider economic criteria in decision making

77. Stresses that the financial and economic crisis and the measures taken to tackle it have had a greater impact on the poorest and most deprived sections of the population, often affecting them very seriously, as reflected in the issue paper by the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights entitled ‘Safeguarding human rights in times of economic crisis’, in which reference is made to groups at risk of social marginalisation such as migrants, asylum seekers, Roma, women and children; points out that in 2012 a quarter of the population in EU 28 was at risk of poverty or social exclusion; calls for particular attention to be paid and appropriate, more incisive and effective measures to be taken to remedy this situation and fight in ...[+++]equalities and poverty; condemns remarks by politicians which aim to make scapegoats of these groups; expresses its concern at the fact that economic and social crises put fundamental rights, the rule of law and democratic values under strain, at both national and supranational level;

By acknowledging that legally employed third-country nationals contribute to the European economy in the same way as EU citizens do, the proposal further grants basic socio-economic rights on an equal footing with EU citizens.

Acknowledging that legally employed third-country nationals contribute to the European economy in the same way as EU citizens, the proposal would give non-EU workers basic social and economic rights comparable to those enjoyed by EU citizens.

12. Warns against a tendency to restrict fundamental social and economic rights as part of the current labour market reforms in the Member States; refers in this connection in particular to the intention of the Italian Government to abolish the right of unlawfully dismissed workers to be reinstated (Article 18 of the Employees’ Statute);