Examples of using Generally binding in English and their translations into Finnish
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A collective agreement can also be generally binding.
Thirdly, we must have not only sensible, generally binding minimum wage regulations, but also equal employment rights.
It is the Commission's responsibility to ensure that we do not have standards foisted on us through the back door, which nobody wants butwhich would then become generally binding.
I would like to ask the Commission to consider how generally binding quality criteria can be set.
This comes after'generally binding arrangements', and before'that enable full-time workers to make a decent living from their earnings.
We need to make mandatory what are currently only options for Member States,such as applying all generally binding collective agreements to posted workers.
Only a generally binding regulatory framework makes it possible for all market participants to work together in an ordered and predictable way, thus forming the essential basis for the development and operation of competition-orientated markets.
Since then, we have also witnessed a- fortunately frustrated- attempt to no longer translate even generally binding standards which enhance our book-keeping into all official languages.
Yet the directive also allows the Member States the space to impose more generous provisions for the protection of workers, in accordance with their own social traditions and in keeping with collective agreements or generally binding collective agreements.
If agreements by the European social partners acquire legal force in the European Union in the area of work by making them generally binding through a Council decision, the SMEs will be among those most affected as they employ the majority of workers in Europe.
Mr President, contrary to popular belief and notwithstanding the debate thathas taken place here this morning, this directive is not about defining the concept of family, which is generally binding throughout the European Union.
An enabling framework should be created for all the different organizational structures in the sector that would make possible the enactment of generally binding rules for the market organization in one or more EU regions.
Accordingly it is strange that the Commission has, once again,not taken on board the EESC's frequent request that the Recommendations on the principles applicable to the bodies responsible for out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes16 be turned into generally binding directives or regulations.
Considering the specially vulnerable situation of third-country national seasonal workers and the temporary nature of their assignment, there is a need to define clearly the workingconditions applicable to such workers in order to ensure legal certainty by referring such conditions to generally binding instruments providing effective protection of the rights of third-country seasonal workers, such as law or universally applicable collective agreements.
The first departure is that we are testing a new cooperation formula between Parliament's administration and the Committee on Budgets; we are treating this as a pilot project, butthis should comply with the generally binding principles for the budget procedure following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
Member States shall allow the undertakings and individuals located within their territories to sponsor institutions for occupational retirement provision authorised in other Member States, unless a collective agreement between workers andemployers exists- which may possibly have been declared generally binding- which requires the workers and undertakings covered by the agreement to participate in a company pension fund.
Notes that some Member States have introduced the concept of a minimum wage; suggests that other Member States might benefit from studying their experience; calls on the Member States to safeguard the preconditions for social and economic participation for all and,in particular, to provide for regulations on such matters as minimum wages or other legal and generally binding arrangements or through collective agreements in accordance with national traditions that enable full--time workers to make a decent living from their earnings;
However countries with binding quotas generally demonstrate a 20% increase in women on boards.
Most Member States currently have statutory orotherwise legally binding or generally applicable minimum wages in place22.
Bearing in mind that a previous Iranian circular published in 2005 on the same issue was not put into effect,the European Union calls on the Iranian authorities to ensure that this ban is effective by adopting a legally binding and generally applicable provision such as a law voted by Parliament.