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Arrangements with Other Countries⇐ ПредыдущаяСтр 23 из 23
As part of the European Community’s efforts to promote the free movement of labour, there are regulations providing for equality of treatment and the protection of benefit rights for employed and self-employed people who move between member states. The regulations also cover retirement pensioners and other beneficiaries who have been employed, or self-employed, as well as dependants. Benefits covered include child benefit and those for sickness and maternity, unemployment, retirement, invalidity, accidents at work and occupational diseases. Britain also has reciprocal social security agreements with a number of other countries. Their scope and the benefits they cover vary, but the majority covers most National Insurance benefits and family benefits. 1. to promote the free movement of labour – способствовать (содействовать) свободному передвижению рабочих 2. regulations – положения, постановления 3. to provide for equality of treatment – обеспечить равенство отношения, обращения 4. reciprocal social security agreements – взаимные соглашения по социальному обеспечению 5. scope – масштаб 2) Answer the questions on the microtext «Arrangements with Other Countries» (ответьте на вопросы по тексту «Договоренности с другими странами»): 1. What can you say about the European Community’s efforts to promote the free movement of labour? 2. Are benefit rights for employed and self-employed people who move between member states protected? 3. Whom do the regulations providing for equality of treatment and the protection of benefit rights cover? 4. What do the benefits covered include? 5. What agreements does Britain have with other countries? 6. What do the majority of reciprocal social security agreements cover? ROLE PLAY-GROUP TALK «Everything about Social Security» (Ролевая игра-беседа «Всё о социальном обеспечении») Please meet ten participants discussing the above-mentioned issue: Maggie Watson, a social worker Kate Oakley, a doctor Eddie Chandler, a watch-maker Monica Jordon, a dancer Philip Parker, an inventor Mark Prescott, a postman Patricia Wilson, a marketing manager Valerie Ross, a sales director Michael Mooley, a customs officer Martin Loring, a technologist Translate the sentences and hold the talk (переведите предложения и участвуйте в беседе):
VOCABULARY (Словарь труднопроизносимых слов раздела «Социальное обеспечение») A adjudicating [ə,ʤu:dikeitiŋ] adjustment [ə’ʤʌstmənt] adult [‘ædʌlt] advisory [əd’vaizəri] agency [‘eiʤənsi] alleviate [ə’li:vieit] allowance [ə’lauəns] alternative [ɔ:l’tə:nətiv] although [ɔ:lðəu] appropriate [ə’prəuprieit] association [ə,səusi’eiʃn] authority [ɔ:’θɔrəti] average [‘ævəriʤ]
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