... help to ensure "freedom and security" to all Members State. Klaus and Astrid are describing as workers: "A worker is someone who performs services for and under the direction of another in return for remuneration during a certain period of time."2 Because they have been working since their arrivals in the UK even part-time.> Lawrie- Blum v. Land Baden Wurttemberg (Case 66/85)[1986] and Kempf v. staatssecretaris van Justitie (Case 139/85)[1986]: The cases underlined the fact that who worked part-time are included.3 Eligibility for employment: When Astrid applied for an estate agent job, she has been required to pass a test in English that she failed and so was not entitled to the job. E.C nationals are entitled to have an employment in another Member State under the same conditions as the nationals citizens: Article 1, Regulation 1612/68.Recruitment sometimes can impose conditions relating to linguistic competence however it could use against non-nationals. * ...

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