Examples of using Joint work programme in English and their translations into Finnish
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This is also a priority in the European social partners' 2015-2017 joint work programme.
A Joint Work Programme for the Russian Federation has been agreed with the following priorities.
As has been stressed in the previous reports, the Joint Work Programme is part of a continuous process of planning and follow-up.
This Joint Work Programme was welcomed and endorsed by all Member States and the Commission.
EU sectoral social partners, represented in 43 different sectors and representing 75% of the workforce,have also continued to deliver on their respective joint work programmes.
Welcomed the Joint Work Programme of the three Presidencies(United Kingdom, Austria and Germany);
The Commission is keen to ensure synergies between the two agencies, notably through exchanges of information, joint work programmes, the joint organisation of conferences and seminars, and joint projects.
The Joint Work Programme sets out the priorities of the present and the two following Presidencies in the area of the internal market.
Welcomes the ongoing cooperation with the RamsarConvention on Wetlands and endorses the proposed second joint work Programme 2000-2001 of this Convention and the Convention on Biological Diversity;
The agreed Joint Work Programme under the PCA remains valid and its implementation should continue through the enhanced dialogue.
The Council considered the means by which the EU can help Russia to overcome the present crisis,including through the PCA and its joint work programme and the adaptation of EU assistance programmes to fit current needs and priorities.
The Joint Work Programme sets out the priorities of the present and the two following Presidencies in the area of the internal market.
Following a high-level conference on a new startfor EU social dialogue, in March 2015, EU social partners at cross-industry level have agreed on a joint in-depth employment analysis and a joint work programme for 2015-2017.
Under the joint work programme for 2007, the Level 3 Committees will produce a report on this topic and will analyse the case for further action.
This joint work programme for modernisation contains important measures which will provide active support for the development of the rule of law in Russia.
In line with their Joint Work Programme 2003-2005, the European social partners will soon engage in discussions to explore possible joint actions with regard to the ageing workforce.
The Joint Work Programme presented by the German Presidency and the coming Finnish and Portuguese Presidencies lists priorities both in the non-legislative field and with regard to new Community legislation.
Although the Joint Work Programme primarily focuses on measures in the non-legislative area, with the objective of improving the way in which the internal market functions on the basis of already existing legislation, attention must also be given to certain priority proposals for new or revised Community legislation.
The European social partners have agreed a joint work programme for the period 2003-2005 which lays down a number of issues to be tackled, such as stress at work, equal opportunities and orientations addressing the social consequences of restructuring as well as the follow-up to their agreement on telework and the framework of actions concerning the lifelong development of qualifications and competencies.
The build-up of an inventory of indicators,in the context of the joint work programme of the Commission and the Economic Policy Committee, covering the different dimensions of quality of public finances across Member States and the development of a systematic approach aimed at assessing the efficiency of specific categories of public spending and gaining a better understanding of the determinants of efficiency.