Traduction de «Directives Management and Translation Coordination Unit » (Anglais → Français) :

Manager, Corporate Manuals System and Translation Coordination Unit

Directive and Translation Coordination Monthly Report

business unit coordinator | department coordinator | department manager | division manager

coordinate art projects | direct artistic projects | manage art projects | manage artistic project

direct health and safety measures | managing health and safety | coordinate health and safety policies | manage health and safety

under Article 270 TFEU, applicable to the EAEC Treaty pursuant to Article 106a thereof, in which BN seeks, first, annulment of the decision of the European Parliament of 20 March 2012 terminating his duties as advisor to the Director of the Resources Directorate of the Directorate-General (DG) for Personnel, and reassigning him, from 15 March 2012, to a post as advisor in the ‘Eco-Management and Audit Scheme’ Service of the General Coordination Unit ...[+++] of the Resources Directorate of the DG for Infrastructure and Logistics (‘the EMAS Service’), and of the decision of 21 September 2012 rejecting his complaint against the decision of 20 March 2012, and, secondly, compensation for the harm suffered as a result of harassment and maladministration by his superiors, assessed on an equitable basis at EUR 400 000.

69. Strongly believes in the importance of an integrated policy approach and considers that all sector-specific investments in the next MFF would have to be coordinated with the investments undertaken within the framework of cohesion policy; stresses, therefore, the need to improve coordination, reduce unnecessary overlaps and create greater synergies among the ERDF, the ESF, the cohesion fund, the EAFRD and the European Fisheries Fund (EFF); underlines the need to also avoid duplication and improve coordination between the European ...[+++] Globalisation Adjustment Fund and the ESF; believes, accordingly, that the creation of a common strategic framework setting out common investment priorities for all these funds represents an important step in this direction; believes, furthermore, that coordination has to take place at all levels of policy making from strategic planning to delivery; is convinced that the ESF must remain an integral component of cohesion policy at all stages of its programming, implementation and management;

68. Strongly believes in the importance of an integrated policy approach and considers that all sector-specific investments in the next MFF would have to be coordinated with the investments undertaken within the framework of cohesion policy; stresses, therefore, the need to improve coordination, reduce unnecessary overlaps and create greater synergies among the ERDF, the ESF, the cohesion fund, the EAFRD and the European Fisheries Fund (EFF); underlines the need to also avoid duplication and improve coordination between the European ...[+++] Globalisation Adjustment Fund and the ESF; believes, accordingly, that the creation of a common strategic framework setting out common investment priorities for all these funds represents an important step in this direction; believes, furthermore, that coordination has to take place at all levels of policy making from strategic planning to delivery; is convinced that the ESF must remain an integral component of cohesion policy at all stages of its programming, implementation and management;

69. Strongly believes in the importance of an integrated policy approach and considers that all sector-specific investments in the next MFF would have to be coordinated with the investments undertaken within the framework of cohesion policy; stresses, therefore, the need to improve coordination, reduce unnecessary overlaps and create greater synergies among the ERDF, the ESF, the cohesion fund, the EAFRD and the European Fisheries Fund (EFF); underlines the need to also avoid duplication and improve coordination between the European ...[+++] Globalisation Adjustment Fund and the ESF; believes, accordingly, that the creation of a common strategic framework setting out common investment priorities for all these funds represents an important step in this direction; believes, furthermore, that coordination has to take place at all levels of policy making from strategic planning to delivery; is convinced that the ESF must remain an integral component of cohesion policy at all stages of its programming, implementation and management;