スイス政府は、2013年5月1日から1年間欧州連合市民の労働許可証を制限。
Suiza restringirá los permisos de trabajo a los ciudadanos de la UE
La medida era reclamada por los partidos de la derecha y contra ella se han manifestado la izquierda y las patronales
EFE Ginebra 24 ABR 2013 - 18:08 CET
Switzerland restrict work permits for EU citizens
The measure was claimed by the parties of the right have rallied against her left and employers
EFE Geneva 24 ABR 2013 - 18:08 CET
The Swiss government said Wednesday that as of May 1, and for one year, limited the issuance of work permits for citizens of all European Union countries. The measure was claimed by the right wing parties - worried about the increased immigration of Europeans, especially those most affected by the economic crisis and had spoken against her left and employers.
Bern activated in this way the "escape clause" included in the agreement on free movement of persons, signed in 2002 with Brussels, which allows you to take such a decision unilaterally and for a limited period. That clause Switzerland recognizes the right to reintroduce quotas when workers see a rise of at least 10 percent of the average amount of permits granted to community workers in the three years of the Confederation Executive above.Their Helvetica confirmed that percentage was exceeded.
"In recent years, the number of foreign immigrants each year exceeded 60,000 to 80,000 of migrants," says an explanatory note of the Government. "This immigration has positive and negative effects, particularly on the economy, the labor market, housing and infrastructure," he adds.
"In recent years, the number of foreign immigrants each year exceeded 60,000 to 80,000 of migrants," the Government
The number of residence permits are entitled to work in Switzerland, and is scheduled to be issued in the next twelve months, 2,180 for the eight Eastern European countries and 53,700 for the other 17 countries of the European Union. The free movement agreement between Switzerland and the European Union states that the first can only resort to this exceptional until May 31, 2014.
The Swiss government said it will not limit the number of residence permits of short duration (one year or more) for Europeans. Last May, the authorities applied the same safeguards for citizens of the eight countries which joined the EU in 2004 (with the exception of Cyprus and Malta): Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic. These are part, like Switzerland, the so-called Schengen area, which abolished internal border controls between signatory States.
Romania and Bulgaria, the two countries that joined the Twenty, are temporarily excluded from the agreement on free movement of people between the EU and Switzerland. According to official figures, in Switzerland live more than 1.2 million citizens of European Union countries.
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