29.01.2008 - Czechs can limit Bulgarians', Romanians' access to labour market
The bill will now be sent to President Vaclav Klaus for signature.
The provision that would change the amount of state subsidy for the employment of physically handicapped people and would allow its Minister to help EU doctors work in Czech facilities ...
Italian expulsions worry Romania ... automatic indexation has finally been deleted from the bill.
A few months ago it was included in the text on the pressure from opposition deputies, but the Senate proposed to delete it and the Chamber of Deputies approved the change.
The bill thus only concerns the possibility of limiting access to the Czech labour market to Bulgarians and Romanians.
Labour and Social Affairs Minister Petr Necas (senior governing Civic Democrats, ODS) said previously that the Czech cabinets had generally supported, supported and would support in the future the free movement of workforce.
"However, the Czech legislative system should have certain safety valves," he said.
Bulgarians and Romanians at present can freely work in the Czech Republic that opened its labour market for them last January when Bulgaria and Romania joined the European Union.
Czech laws allow to introduce such restrictions towards other EU member states but only towards the countries that limit Czechs' access to their labour markets.
The Czech Republic can also join protectionist measures adopted by some of the EU old countries towards the nine countries that joined the EU along with the Czech Republic in 2004.
(Ceske Noviny)
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