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Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community - Title III - Economic and social provisions - Chapter 8 - Wages and movement of workers - Article 69

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11951K069

Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community - Title III - Economic and social provisions - Chapter 8 - Wages and movement of workers - Article 69


Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community - Title III - Economic and social provisions - Chapter 8 - Wages and movement of workers - Article 69

1. Member States undertake to remove any restriction based on nationality upon the employment in the coal and steel industries of workers who are nationals of Member States and have recognized qualifications in a coalmining or steelmaking occupation, subject to the limitations imposed by the basic requirements of health and public policy.

2. For the purpose of applying this provision, Member States shall draw up common definitions of skilled trades and qualifications therefor, shall determine by common accord the limitations provided for in paragraph 1,and shall endeavour to work out arrangements on a Community wide basis for bringing offers of employment into touch with applications for employment.

3. In addition, with regard to workers not covered by paragraph 2, they shall, should growth of coal or steel production be hampered by a shortage of suitable labour, adjust their immigration rules to the extent needed to remedy this state of affairs; in particular, they shall facilitate the re employment of workers from the coal and steel industries of other Member States.

4. They shall prohibit any discrimination in remuneration and working conditions between nationals and migrant workers, without prejudice to special measures concerning frontier workers; in particular, they shall endeavour to settle among themselves any matters remaining to be dealt with in order to ensure that social security arrangements do not inhibit labour mobility.

5. The Commission shall guide and facilitate action by Member States in applying this Article.

6. This Article shall not affect the international obligations of Member States.

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