Примери за използване на Information on breaches на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(3)‘report' means the provision of information on breaches;
(8)‘disclosure' means making information on breaches acquired within the work-related context available to the public domain;
Whereas Member States should exchange the available information on breaches established;
Persons reporting information on breaches falling within the areas covered by this Directive shall qualify for protection provided that.
(7)‘external reporting' means provision of information on breaches to the competent authorities;
(4)‘information on breaches' means evidence about actual breaches as well as suspicions about potential breaches which have not yet materialised;
(4)‘internal reporting' means provision of information on breaches within a public or private legal entity;
(10)‘work-related context' means current or past work activities regardless of the employment status or business relationship in the public orprivate sector through which, irrespective of their nature, persons may acquire information on breaches and within which these persons may suffer retaliation if they report them.
A person publicly disclosing information on breaches falling within the scope of this Directive shall qualify for protection under this Directive where.
This Directive shall apply to reporting persons and facilitators in the private orpublic sector who acquired information on breaches including, at least, the following.
A person publicly disclosing information on breaches falling within the scope of this Directive shall qualify for protection under this Directive where one of the following conditions applies.
(9)‘reporting person' means a natural orlegal person who reports or discloses information on breaches acquired in the context of his or her work-related activities;
A person who publicly discloses information on breaches falling within the scope of this Directive shall qualify for protection under this Directive if one of the following conditions is fulfilled.
The Directive applies to reporting people in the private orpublic sector who acquired information on breaches in a work-related context including, at least, the following.
Where a person reports orpublicly discloses information on breaches falling within the scope of this Directive, which include trade secrets and meet the conditions of this Directive, such reporting or public disclosure shall be considered lawful under the conditions of Article 3(2) of the Directive(EU) 2016/943.
This Directive shall apply to reporting persons working in the private orpublic sector who acquired information on breaches in a work-related context including, at least, the following.
Protected whistleblowers include individuals who acquire information on breaches in a work-related context, such as employees, civil servants at national or local level, volunteers, trainees, nonexecutive board directors and shareholders.
This Directive shall apply to reportingnatural or legal persons working in the private orpublic sector who acquired in a direct manner information on breaches in a work-related context and disclose said information, including, at least, the following.
Persons protected include all those who could acquire information on breaches in a work-related context. e.g. employees, including civil servants at national or local level; volunteers and trainees, non-executive members, shareholders, etc.
This Directive shall apply to reporting persons and facilitators, acting in good faith, working in the private orpublic sector and who acquired information on breaches in a work-related context including, at least, the following.
As a general principle and without prejudice to Articles 10 and 15, information on breaches falling within the scope of this Directive may be reported through the internal channels and procedures provided for in this Chapter.
(9)‘work-related context' means current or past work activities in the public or private sector through which,irrespective of their nature, persons may acquire information on breaches and within which these persons may suffer retaliation if they report them.
As a general principle and without prejudice to Articles 10 and 15, information on breaches may be reported through the internal reporting channels and procedures provided for in this Chapter.
This Directive shall also apply to reporting persons whose work-based relationship is yet to begin in cases where information on breaches has been acquired during the recruitment process or other pre-contractual negotiations.
Protection should also be granted to candidates for employment orfor providing services to an organisation who acquired the information on breaches of law during the recruitment process or other pre-contractual negotiation stage, and may suffer retaliation for instance in the form of negative employment references or blacklisting/business boycotting.
Protection should also be granted to persons whose work-based relationship ended and to candidates for employment orfor providing services to an organisation who acquired the information on breaches of law during the recruitment process or other pre-contractual negotiation stage, and may suffer retaliation for instance in the form of negative employment references or blacklisting/business boycotting.
Protection should also be granted to persons whose work-based relationship has ended, and to candidates for employment or persons seeking to provide services to an organisation,who acquire information on breaches during the recruitment process or another pre-contractual negotiation stage, and who could suffer retaliation, for instance in the form of negative employment references, blacklisting or business boycotting.