Examples of using Restructuring processes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Restructuring processes are varied and complicated.
Finally, the Commission will support restructuring processes in the context of State aid monitoring.
The Portuguese NRPproposes a programme to accelerate the industrial transition and restructuring processes.
In large restructuring processes the national government should also be committed.
The Committee underlines that companies- especially SMEs-constitute the key players in restructuring processes.
In the new Member States, restructuring processes result in considerable job losses and largely involve privatisation.
There should be aspecial focus on securing labour market transitions, particularly during restructuring processes.
In the new Member States, restructuring processes result in considerable job losses and largely involve privatisation.
It should be emphasised that in the new EU Member States(and also in Bulgaria and Romania) many restructuring processes are closely interlinked with privatisation processes. .
We can globally agree that human capital development is an issue at stake for the EESC and nobody can ignore the global andspecific importance of human resources in restructuring processes.
This was unfortunately achieved through the restructuring processes implemented by heavy industry companies and in spite of dependence on fossil fuels.
Improve the efficiency of debt restructuring tools for viable companies by introducing incentives for banks anddebtors to engage in restructuring processes at an early stage.
Employees should have full access to information on restructuring processes and the opportunity to intervene decisively throughout such a process. .
By improving information flows between employers and workers we shall be contributing towards a better understanding of the impact of international phenomena as well ashelping both sides to agree to seek solutions for restructuring processes.
But due to the economic crisis, most of the companies underwent restructuring processes and we found that the jobs created were often lost after project completion(see also Annex V).
Having regard to UN General Assembly Resolution 68/304 of 9 September 2014,entitled‘Towards the establishment of a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes'.
Businesses are under increasing pressure andthe social partners are having to negotiate restructuring processes while at the same time attempting as far as possible to maintain employment, working conditions and pay.
To facilitate restructuring processes, social partners could establish sectoral partnerships i.e. specific action plans and burden sharing agreements with regional and local authorities with ESF support.
We also call for more resources to be devoted to social dialogue,because the experience of today's restructuring processes has taught us that, where there is social dialogue, things are more harmonious and better solutions can be found.
The Nova KBM Group continues to make determined efforts to strengthen its relationships with customers,for example by closely monitoring their operations, while participating in the restructuring processes of companies.
In spite of adverse market conditions, many EU companies andtheir workforces have, by and large, engaged creatively in restructuring processes that have been constructive, effective and instrumental in limiting job losses, through innovative arrangements, often with the support of public authorities and the EU.
Confirms the relevance of strong social dialogue based on mutual trust and shared responsibility, as the best instrument with which to seek consensual solutions and common outlooks when predicting,preventing and managing restructuring processes;
Moreover, there were no plans stating how the ERDF would add value in bringing about longer-term change in the business sector,including deeper restructuring processes needed in parallel to economic effects on employment or business competitiveness.
Restructuring processes resulting from the effects of the third package should be supported by an employment policy, with full involvement of the trade unions and companies, by means of instruments such as corporate social restructuring and social shock absorbers at national and EU levels.
This will give the Bank of Slovenia a better overview of the adequacy of credit risk management at banks,one component of which is effective participation in restructuring processes for indebted firms that nevertheless have long-term prospects.
It is very important to ensure recognition of the right of female andmale workers to take part in restructuring processes affecting industrial undertakings, by guaranteeing their structures, in particular the European Works Councils, full access to information and the possibility of decisive intervention, including the right of veto.
The EESC very much supports the fact that the Commission- in line with the standing views of the EESC as expressed in a number of opinions, and also in its reaction to the Green Paper13- has included an active role for national andregional authorities in anticipation and restructuring processes, on an equal level with companies, employees, and social partners.
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) which the Commission also proposed to continue in the 2014-2020 period,helps manage restructuring processes by co-financing re-skilling and job-search measures for those workers affected by large-scale redundancies resulting from changing global trade patterns.
Implement a comprehensive strategy to reduce the corporate debt overhang and reinforce efforts to widen the range of financing alternatives, including for early stages of business developments, by enhancing the efficiency of the debt restructuring tools(particularly PER and SIREVE) for viable companies,introducing incentives for banks and debtors to engage in restructuring processes at an early stage and improving the availability of financing via the capital market.
The economic andfinancial crisis has not only intensified restructuring processes at the various levels, but has also led to austerity measures and cuts in public expenditure, and consequently heavy job losses in the public sector, while also undermining the various safety nets for workers, local communities and companies in many countries.