Examples of using Basic labour in English and their translations into Slovak
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Basic labour rights should also be respected.
Yet the millions of people who work in water are often not recognised oreven protected by basic labour rights.
ANXIOUS to respect basic labour rights, taking account of the principles laid down in the relevant conventions of the International Labour Organisation;
Yet the millions of people who work in these sectors are often notrecognised or protected by basic labour rights.
Based on compliance with basic labour standards and world environmental protection priorities, CSR strengthens the social and environmental aspects of activities under the DCI banner.
But today, millions of people who work in water are often not recognized oreven protected by basic labour rights.
Each Member which ratifies this Convention undertakes that it will regularly collect,compile and publish basic labour statistics, which shall be progressively expanded in accordance with its resources to cover the following subjects.
Yet the millions of people who work in waterare often not recognised or protected by basic labour rights.
The EESC notes that basic labour rights(ILO), respect for environmental standards and biodiversity and a better return for producers in international trade relations have been taken into account in formulating fair trade standards.
Millions of people working in the water sectorare often not recognized or protected by basic labour rights.
This dimension wouldcomprise a set of standards guaranteeing compliance with basic labour rights; clauses to safeguard the human, democratic and environmental rights, as well as the introduction of consultative mechanisms such as mentioned above.
But today, millions of people who work in waterare often not recognized or even protected by basic labour rights.
This dimension couldcomprise a set of standards guaranteeing compliance with basic labour rights; protection of the human, democratic and environmental rights which are inseparable from these agreements; and the introduction of consultative mechanisms such as mentioned above.
However, despite this link between water and jobs, millions of peoplewho work in water are often not recognized or protected by basic labour rights.
This dimension wouldcomprise a set of standards guaranteeing compliance with basic labour rights; clauses to safeguard the human, democratic and environmental rights which are inseparable from these agreements; and the introduction of consultative mechanisms such as mentioned above.
It would appear that RA certification does notprovide a guarantee that even such“critical criteria” as basic labour rights or payment of minimum wages have been respected.
Because of the very important role that they play in the developing countries, European companies should set an example for the development of labour standards in these countries,particularly in the implementation of the basic labour rights defined by the ILO.
We know full well that, when it comes to concluding agreements with third countries,one of the preconditions laid down is that basic labour rights be respected. That is why the Union could not but be one of the first to support the necessary systematic update of the International Labour Organisation(ILO) conventions.
This could enhance both the importance of civil society and the independence of its organisations aswell as have a positive impact on safeguarding basic labour rights and equal rights for women.
Whereas care-related jobs are poorly paid in many Member States,often do not offer formal contracts or other basic labour rights and are not professionally attractive, owing to a high risk of physical and emotional stress, the threat of burnout, and a lack of career development opportunities;
European values: this is an evolving concept which since the launch of the European project has widened to include issues such as protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, sustainable development,combating corruption, and basic labour rights(trade union rights, prohibition of child labour). .
Whereas many jobs in the health and care sector in some Member States are still poorly paid,often not offering formal contracts or other basic labour rights and have low attractiveness because of the high risk of physical and emotional stress, the threat of burnout, and a lack of career development opportunities;
Both the CCLA and the CCEA have stressed the need to step up cooperation with other civil society players in the Andean region, on the one hand, and with the European Economic and Social Committee(EESC) on the other, in order to coordinate common positions andboost initiatives aimed at guaranteeing basic labour standards in all agreements between the EU and the Andean Community.
Whereas care-related jobs are poorly paid in many Member States,often do not offer formal contracts or other basic labour rights and are not professionally attractive, owing to a high risk of physical and emotional stress, the threat of burnout, and a lack of career development opportunities;
The traditional textiles/clothing/shoe sector has been in crisis throughout the European Union not least because of competition fromproducts from countries that do not uphold basic labour standards or take into consideration the cost of environmental protection or of health and safety in the workplace.
His monographs were primarily aimed at the issues of agricultural and cooperative law(Legal Regulation of Labour Relationships in UCF-1967, Basic Labour Rights and Obligations in UCF- 1970, Approximation of Legal Regulation of Labour Relationships of UCF Members and Labour Relationships- 1977, Social Rights of UCF Members- 1983).
Whereas many jobs in the health and care sector in some Member States are still poorly paid,often not offering formal contracts or other basic labour rights and have low attractiveness because of the high risk of physical and emotional stress, the threat of burnout, and a lack of career development opportunities;
Having regard to its resolution of 25 October 2001 on openness and democracy in international trade(16),which calls on the WTO to endorse the ILO's basic labour standards and to accept ILO decisions, including calls for the imposition of sanctions, linked to serious violations of core labour standards.