Examples of using Working time directive in English and their translations into Czech
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Do we really need a common working time directive?
The proposals on the Working Time Directive and flexicurity are clear examples of this.
Let us now come to the table so thatwe can produce a good Working Time Directive.
The Working Time Directive is in itself a clear infringement of the principle of subsidiarity.
We want self-employed drivers to be included in the Working Time Directive.
In the Working Time Directive, contracts, rather than the people, are now used to determine the duration.
This is something that shouldbe taken into consideration, certainly in the Working Time Directive.
The Working Time Directive limits the working week to 48 hours, averaged over 12 months and will come into force by 2012.
The inclusion of entrepreneurs would be a precedent anda clear deviation from the general Working Time Directive.
I am thinking here, of course, of the Working Time Directive, which is the other strand of the common position adopted in Luxembourg on 9 June.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, as you know,the conciliation procedure relating to the Working Time Directive has failed.
I feel that the working time directive needs to focus more attention on the specific situation of on-call time worked by medical staff.
Mr President, I would like to give my explanation of vote on the opt-out principle in the Working Time Directive.
In writing.-(SV) After four years of trying to change the Working Time Directive, the Council of Ministers succeeded in agreeing on a common position last summer.
In writing.-(FR) For more than three yearsnow the Council and the European Union have been at loggerheads over this Working Time Directive.
In writing.-(PL) The debate on amendments to the Working Time Directive has aroused interest in many areas, especially in trade unions and employers' organisations.
The core issue we are dealingwith here in this report is whether to include, or exclude, self-employed drivers from the Working Time Directive.
Where QMV can be deployed butis not- such as the Working Time Directive- decisions are missed, compromises do not emerge and no progress is made.
In my contacts with people in the sector, however,they were also keen to point out the relationship between working as a health worker and the Working Time Directive.
But I would like to remind you that this special report concerns the Working Time Directive, and it was only last month that you had a discussion on that with my colleague Vladimir Špidla.
It is all very well to debate the problems but it would be better to resolve them andnot create new problems with measures such as the working time directive.
Instead of imposing red tape on entrepreneurs, Europe needs a working time directive which will really ensure protection to those employed and dependent drivers who need that protection.
Nor does it augur well for the future development of a social market economy that a minority of Member States blocked a compromise on a revised Working Time Directive last week.
The Council has failed to push through its unacceptable proposals to amend the Working Time Directive, which would have jeopardised the victories hard won during over 100 years of labour struggle.
In certain EU countries, there is justified concern on the part of the trade union movement about phoney selfemployment in connection with the Working Time Directive and selfemployed drivers.
The report does not address the content of the Working Time Directive itself and therefore an amendment which sought to raise the content of the Directive was opposed as irrelevant to this report.
However, I have to remind you that on most of the issues you mentioned- democratic reforms,social issues, the Working Time Directive, taxes- your Government was on the wrong side.
I would ask youto bear in mind, however, that the Working Time Directive applies not only to doctors but also to a wide variety of other professions, and on-call duty keeps workers occupied to a widely varying degree.
We can rely, of course, on the Commission to punish governments which have notdealt properly with waste, which have failed to observe the Working Time Directive or which have harmed the environment.
In practice, we propose to review the Working Time Directive and make a legislative proposal aimed at improving the implementation of the Posting of Workers Directive and we will also make proposals in the area of occupational health and safety.