Eksempler på brug af Organization of working time på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Approval in November 1993 of the European Directive on the Organization of Working Time.
Organization of working time in six EC Member States o.
SECTION II MINIMUM REST PERIODS- OTHER ASPECTS OF THE ORGANIZATION OF WORKING TIME.
Organization of working time(Rapporteur: Mrs Ursula Engelen-Kefer) CES 1495/90.
This Directive lays down minimum safety andhealth requirements for the organization of working time.
A prelimina ry qualitative survey on the organization of working time in various countries would be useful for this purpose.
According to my information, the Council of Ministers for Social Affairs will perhaps be deciding on 30 April about the organization of working time.
The question of the organization of working time covers, in particular, regulations on working time, regulations on breaks and recently, to an in creasing extent, questions of"job sharing.
The same principles apply to the right to annual holidays,including the rights laid down in the directive on the organization of working time 2.
We need to look at local initiatives, education,training, the organization of working time, promotion of SMEs; but above all we need to win the arguments for EMU in our regions.
Finally, at its meeting on 3 December, the Council held a detailed discussion on the proposal for a Directive on certain aspects of the organization of working time.
Recommendation for the second reading, adopted on 27.10.1993(PE A3-283/93)on the Council's common position on: Organization of working time(COM(90)317 final- Amended proposal: COM(91)130 final- SYN 295) Report by Mr CHANTERIE.
The Directive on the organization of working time was therefore adopt ed on a valid basis pursuant to Article 118a with the exception of one Article(provision 5, second sentence) concerning the inclusion, in principle, of Sunday in the minimum rest period.
In parallel, the rapporteur proposes a range of measures to promote the dislocation of the labour market and make the organization of working time more flexible.
Does the Commission consider that Section 3 of the Organization of Working Time Bill(Ireland), which is cunently being considered by the Irish Parliament and which precludes members of the defence forces, is compatible with Council Directive 93/104/EC?
Whereas account should be taken of the principles of the International Labour Organization with regard to the organization of working time, including those relating to night work; .
The Community directive on the organization of working time adopted by the Twelve in June 1993 is a socially regressive text in that, not content to encourage night work by women, it stipulates that the maximum working week must be 48 hours.
Further research was conducted by two networks of experts established by the Foundation to investigate the organization of working time, and legislation and agreements governing working time. .
Whereas, in view of the question likely to be raised by the organization of working time within an undertaking, it appears desirable to provide for flexibility in the application of certain provisions of this Directive, whilst ensuring compliance with the principles of protecting the safety and health of workers;
The Commission will give thought to the following problems: disparities in employment and social conditions both within the Union and between the Union andthird countries, the organization of working time and the relationship between competitiveness, productivity, macroeconomic policy and social policy.
It called in particular for further legislative measures in respect of equal opportunities, the organization of working time and crossborder employment, calling for the Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers to be included in the Treaty when that was revised in 1996, and for qualified majority voting and the co-decision procedure to be extended to the social sphere.
The Commission was disappointed that it was not possible to reach agreement at the Council of Employment andSocial Affairs Ministers on 24 June 1992 on its proposal for a directive on certain aspects of the organization of working time('), in spite of the fact that only technical matters remained unresolved, and that no further progress was made at the Council on 3 December.
European citizens, particularly the millions of young people without jobs and as many millions again of long term unemployed, are waiting, perhaps with some hope,for the urgent implementation of measures including employment training appropriate to market needs, the organization of working time- not just a reduction in working hours- and the financial measures made necessary by the coordination of economic policy.