31In the third place, as regards the question whether national legislation such as the legislation at issue in the main proceedings constitutes a restriction on freedom of movement for workers, it must be pointed out that all of the Treaty provisions relating to the freedom of movement for persons are intended to facilitate the pursuit by Community nationals of occupational activities of all kinds throughout the Community, and preclude measures which might place Community nationals at a disadvantage when they wish to pursue an economic activity in the territory of another Member State (Joined Cases 154/87 and 155/87 Wolf and Others [1988] ECR 3897, paragraph 13; Case C-415/93 Bosman [1995] ECR I-4921, paragraph 94; Terhoeve, paragraph 37; Case C-190/98 Graf [2000] ECR I-493, paragraph 21; and Case C-109/04 Kranemann [2005] ECR I-2421, paragraph 25).
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