Examples of using Teleworking in English and their translations into German
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Wherever possible, boosting teleworking.
Promoting teleworking wherever possible;
Increasing efficiency and facilitating teleworking.
Teleworking can also create new job opportunities in sparsely populated areas.
Flexible ways to work e.g. teleworking, part-time.
Finally, teleworking and videoconferencing have become real and practical options.
For the rest, we need a largescale offensive to promote teleworking.
Government sponsored research on teleworking contribution to environmental Issues UK.
Flexibilisation of working time and place(e.g. teleworking) TR 32.
The increasing importance of teleworking needs to be reflected in the future enterprise statistics.
Swiss Life is also developing video conferencing and teleworking.
The third European Teleworking Festival will take place in SerreChevalier, France, from 2 to 4 April 1998.
There has been an agreement reached by the social partners on teleworking.
Welcoming the adoption of teleworking guidelines by the Social Dialogue Committee, Anna Diamantopoulou said.
In the 1990's the zeitgeistwas all about the flexible office with desk sharing and teleworking.
Seventhly, the crucial role that teleworking could play as a response to a geographical mobility that workers do not want;
The social consequences of new technologies, for example teleworking, will be taken into account.
MAESTRO promotes teleworking and has demonstrated that it can be applied to consumer services, industrial activities.
Regulating new forms of employment via part-time work, temporary work or"teleworking" contracts;
However, nearly a quarter said they would be interested in teleworking and this proportion was fairly constant across all Member States.
They may also relate to the promotion of new methods of training as part of new configurations of work organisationand the development of new forms of working, e.g. teleworking.
The report opens up a broad debate on continuing training, teleworking and parttime employment, which will have much greater importance in the future.
Today's working models, such as teleworking or a home office, require trust between employers and employees, as well as the clear arrangement and definition of mutual expectations.
Only in a few Member States(Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Germany and Sweden)was teleworking the subject of specific actions or collective agreements.
Although there is no denying that teleworking is a factor for flexibility, we need to make sure it does not develop in a manner that undermines protection of workers.
He proposed including a reference to the forthcoming communication on teleworking being prepared by the Commission and on which the Committee was likely to be consulted.
In the narrowest definitions, teleworking refers only to a relationship between an office-based employer and a remotely-based worker who has the status of a direct, permanent employee.
Both, in the case of Mobile Computing and teleworking access to key information resources of the company.
The agreement concluded on teleworking in May 2002 will be implemented, for the first time, in accordance with the procedures and practices specific to the social partners and the Member States.