Examples of using Opt-outs in English and their translations into Czech
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The opt-outs are sad.
The proposal still allows individual opt-outs for employers.
It is not only opt-outs we must guard against: it is also'opt-ins.
Several people have mentioned Poland and England and their opt-outs.
I oppose individual opt-outs in principle.
In writing.- I voted against this directive to eliminate the opt-outs.
We all know that asymmetrical measures and opt-outs will not bring the full benefits of the internal market in this area.
As Mr Duff pointed out, it is quite enough that Poland andthe United Kingdom have opt-outs.
This is not a mandatory maximum: opt-outs will be possible by employerworker agreements or collective agreements.
After all, where there were but four Member States wanting opt-outs in 2004, there are now 15.
And it is shameful that Member States have weakened the Charter by taking it out of the Treaty andespecially by endorsing two opt-outs.
I do think, however, that in the next few years,we will see them abandoning their opt-outs and wanting to join the Economic and Monetary Union too.
For this reason, the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance will be voting against further opt-outs.
Opt-outs are possible only with the consent of the worker concerned, and this consent must not be given in conjunction with the employment contract.
There must be a revision,a real adaptation of the Working Time Directive to combat opt-outs and abuse of excessive working hours.
Of course, we would have liked to avoid opt-outs, but, if that was the price of making progress with an ambitious Reform Treaty, we have to accept it.
Let us now do it formally,because the Charter of Fundamental Rights, with or without opt-outs, is the DNA of the European people.
Either opt-outs continue, and are properly regulated, because we now know from the case-law to date that on-call time is a major issue.
The Commissioner's document produced later that night included the text'preferences andneeds of workers make it impossible to fix a date to end opt-outs'- it is nice to hear an echo!
The longer individual countries fight for their own opt-outs, the more everyone becomes aware that not all banks are equal and market concerns multiply.
This is not the time for minor last-minute arrangements, sudden nationalistic reactions, or withdrawal reflexes that are in danger of making this Treatylose all its coherence, by introducing lots of accommodating opt-outs.
I will skip all the opt-outs that make for a two-speed Europe as far as the euro zone, the Schengen agreement and the rules on justice and home affairs are concerned.
Just as important as this breakthrough is a breakthrough on the Working Time Directive; not of the kindproposed by Mr Bushill-Matthews, however, but with absolutely no opt-outs, as proposed at Parliament's reading.
Because it is based on health andsafety we do not expect opt-outs on health and safety, nor do we expect competition on labour standards within the European Union.
It has been around since before I was an MEP, shortly after which a minister from the UK's Department for Work andPensions asked me to support HMG's position to retain the opt-outs.
We are demanding effective European institutions capable of making decisions, andas long as national opt-outs are a frequent reality, it is up to us to limit their negative effects to prevent Europe from being paralysed.
Agreement on a revised directive would contribute to greater protection for employees, would help in solving the problem of on-call time and rest, andwould pave the way towards a gradual reduction in the use of opt-outs in the Member States.
That goes entirely againstthe spirit of European integration and we must do our damnedest to ensure that British and Polish opt-outs are not preserved in perpetuity by demanding a clause allowing revocation without reconvening the IGC.
Mr President, the author of this report, Alejandro Cercas, is as engaging and intelligent a socialist as you could ask to meet, andthere is a measure of reason in his assertion that there is an asymmetry caused by some derogations and opt-outs.
We believe that this is a good Reform Treaty- not a perfect one: it is, of course, a compromise; we would have wanted no opt-outs but really good support for what is in there on the Charter of Fundamental Rights especially, but we have a compromise, we have an agreement between all the Member States- and now we will make the best of it.
