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1. DEFINITIONS

a. “Workplace� means a unit of business defined in accordance with national law and practice, whether in the public or in the private sector, located within the territory of a Member State, where an economic activity is carried out on an ongoing basis with human and material resources.
b. “Employer� means the natural person or legal entity, whether public or private, party to employment contracts or employment relationships with employees, in accordance with national law and practice; moreover, the term employer comprises employment agencies, temporary employment agencies, personnel selection consultants and agencies that dispose of employees to other natural or legal entities (“personnel lending�).
c. “Employee� means any person who, in the Member State concerned, is protected as a worker or as an employee under national law and practice; moreover, the term employee comprises candidates for a post whatsoever, as well as former employees.
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