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The 'single permit' directive, as amended today by Parliament at first reading, will apply to non-EU nationals seeking to reside and work in a Member State or who already reside legally in an EU country, with the exception of posted workers, seasonal workers, long-term residents and refugees, who will therefore not be covered by its anti-discriminatory provisions It is unacceptable that legal migrants coming to Europe to work are to endure worse working conditions than EU workers doing the same job.
The 'single permit' as amended today by Parliament first reading, apply to non-EU seeking to reside and in a Member State who already reside legally in an EU country, with the exception of posted workers, seasonal long-term and will be by its anti-discriminatory provisions It is that legal migrants coming Europe work to endure worse working workers doing the