Examples of using Codetermination in English and their translations into Spanish
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Lt;break>Codetermination by employees on supervisory boards.
In certain areas,the Act prescribes special provisions on involvement of pupils and codetermination.
Codetermination of parents and pupils in decisions relating to the curriculum and teaching materials.
In order to develop competent children,children must have a genuine right of codetermination in their everyday lives.
Opportunities for codetermination for children and adolescents have meanwhile come quite a long way in Austria.
The Daycare Institutions Act is currently being reviewed, andin this connection the question of including codetermination in the objects clause is also being discussed.
Children's right to codetermination must naturally be adapted to the activities of the day care centre and the age and maturity of the child.
The curriculum for day care institutions is based on this policy, and children's codetermination is expressed through the educational programme that is used in day care centres.
Decreased codetermination clashes with social achievements and endangers those rights that are at the cornerstone of collective bargaining.
The impacts of a decision on working conditions will be consulted through a codetermination mechanism, which may include the appointment of specialized joint bodies.
The participation of workers in the management of change in companies covers different systems and mechanisms, through collective negotiation,information and consultations or codetermination.
Through a change in the Work Environment Act, part-time employees' rights with reference to codetermination in the workplace strengthened in the course of the reporting period.
The 1988 Act on codetermination broadened the fields covered by collective bargaining to include, in particular, transfers, technological change, cessation of activity, changes affecting the size, type and structure of the personnel, equal rights programmes, staff development and training.
Next, Rene Vrieling, EZA Deputy President,presented the perspectives for development of workers codetermination in Europe, putting special attention to the role and importance of workers councils.
A special equal pay working group Gelijke beloning, dat werkt!(Equal pay works!) was set up in December 2005, made up of representatives from all employees' and employers' associations,interest groups fighting for better working conditions and codetermination, and the Equal Treatment Commission.
The draft convention assigns authority of varying degrees of codetermination to the Sami parliaments of Sweden, Finland and Norway according to the importance of the matter concerned for Sami interests cf. article 14 ff.
The task of these coordinators is to respect andimplement the basic human rights for a society based on democratic principles and codetermination by compiling government reports relevant to human rights.
Apart from the term participation, we can often see the terms codetermination, hetero-determination, mutual consultation, co-management, workers' control, industrial democracy, workers' democracy, tripartite decision making process, self-management, labour self-management etc.
Among the starting points in that connection are the principles embodied in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the right to education, personal, social physical and psychological development, leisure activity, health, protection against violence andthe right to be heard and to have codetermination.
At school level, all pupils(not only pupils' representatives!)are trained to exercise their codetermination rights during political education classes and social studies classes, and by form teachers and pupils' representatives.
The parents' active participation and involvement in decision processes concerning their children's life at school will contribute to protecting children's rights, while the pupils' participation in the decisionmaking bodies of the schools, including pupils' councils and school boards,ensure that they have codetermination everywhere in the education system.
In 1988, this country adopted an Act respecting codetermination in government departments and institutions with the object of offering personnel the possibility of influencing decisions affecting their terms and conditions of employment with a view to promoting economic efficiency in the administrations concerned.
Another objective of the leaflets is to support a democratic approach to raising children, to ensure that, in step with their growing older and on a foundation of equal value, both boys and girls are brought up for freedom,dialogue and codetermination as well as responsibility, restrictions and duty, thereby giving children a growing ability to administer both freedom and responsibility as they get older.