Traduction de «Senior victim » (Anglais → Français) :

victim service manager | victims caseworker | senior victims support officer | victim support officer

elderly victim of violence [ elderly victim of abuse | elder abuse victim | elderly abused | senior victim ]

abused senior [ elder abuse victim | elderly victim of abuse ]

crime victim's needs | victim protection | crime victims' needs | needs of crime victims

help for victims [ aid for victims | victims' rights ]

crime victims' legal compensation | legal compensation for crime victims | legal compensation for a victim of crime | legal compensation for victims of crime

additional seniority in grade | additional seniority in step | seniority increment | seniority premium

best interest of the victim [ best interests of the victim | victim's best interest | victim's best interests ]

aid to disaster victims [ aid to catastrophe victims ]

At the same time, retail junior bondholders who are victims of mis-selling and fulfil certain eligibility criteria can apply for compensation, involving an exchange of their converted shares into senior MPS bonds.

The applicant, however, sees himself as a victim of discrimination, since an official in a grade higher than AD 5 would have retained his grade if he had been appointed to the post advertised in the vacancy notice, whilst the applicant was prevented from asserting his seniority since it was possible for temporary staff to be recruited only at grade AD 5.

A recent global fraud report surveying over 800 senior executives reported that 11% of their companies in 2013 were victims of IP infringements[5].

31. Welcomes the Law on protection of the family and prevention of violence against women; commends the National Action Plan to combat Violence against Women (2012-2015) and stresses the need to enforce it effectively nationwide; calls on the Ministry for Family and Social Policies to continue its efforts to increase the number and quality of shelters for women and minors in danger; stresses the importance of providing women who have been victims of violence with concrete alternatives and self-sustainment prospects; commends Turkey’s efforts, at all levels, to fight against ‘honour killings’, domestic violence and the phenomenon of f ...[+++]orced marriages and child brides, and underlines the importance of a zero-tolerance attitude towards violence against women, and the importance of continuously stepping up prevention measures; is concerned, however, by the fact that, despite such efforts, violence against women is still a regular occurrence, and asks that those who fail to protect and assist victims be identified and prosecuted; stresses the importance of tackling poverty amongst women and of increasing the social inclusion of women; calls on the Ministry to continue actively to promote women’s rights, education – including by bridging the gender gap in secondary education – and participation in the labour market (which remains low), in politics and at senior level in the public as well as private sector, if necessary by introducing reserved quotas and by reviewing certain specific laws regulating employment in Turkey; encourages the Government of Turkey to revise the law on political parties and the law on elections in order to make the inclusion of women a priority for political parties; notes that Turkey’s 2023 employment target for women is 35 %, while in the EU 2020 strategy the target is 75 %; encourages Turkey to strive to achieve an ambitious employment target for women;