Traduction de «diversity in working life » (Anglais → Français) :

14. Points out that the Communication from the Commission does not pay much attention to the gender impact of, or gender policy issues in relation to, CSR principles; considers that active promotion of women's business development, workforce diversity and work-life balance, above and beyond their legal obligations, may strengthen companies' sense of social and environmental responsibility; to this end, calls for inter alia:

14. Points out that the Communication from the Commission does not pay much attention to the gender impact of, or gender policy issues in relation to, CSR principles; considers that active promotion of women's business development, workforce diversity and work-life balance, above and beyond their legal obligations, may strengthen companies' sense of social and environmental responsibility; to this end, calls for inter alia:

This objective encompasses a wide range of areas, in particular intrinsic quality at work, skills, lifelong learning and career development, gender equality, health and safety at work, flexibility and security, inclusion and access to the labour market, work organisation and work-life balance, social dialogue and worker involvement, diversity and non-discrimination, and overall work performance.

It encompasses intrinsic quality at work, skills, lifelong learning and career development, gender equality, health and safety at work, flexibility and security, inclusion and access to the labour market, work organisation and work-life balance, social dialogue and worker involvement, diversity and non-discrimination, and overall work performance.

10. Calls for a new strategy to improve the quality of employment by investing in health and safety at work, equal opportunities and qualifications, measures to combat illiteracy and to provide a guarantee of training and retraining for young people, in order to provide for a sustainable working life which allows for choice and diversity and permits switching between training and employment; regrets that according to the respective structural indicators little progress has been made to turn life ...[+++]long learning into a daily reality; insists that employees should be given the right to vocational training and life-long learning; states that education systems must become more responsive to the needs of people and the labour markets and therefore calls for more investment and joint actions to improve decisively the knowledge base (especially in the fields of training, lifelong learning, education, innovation and research); primary schools throughout Europe must be supplied with computers and Internet access as quickly as possible; calls for investment in the quality of training to be given priority and for early and targeted measures to train up workers in the IT field;

10. Calls for a new strategy to improve the quality of employment by investing in health and safety at work, equal opportunities and qualifications, measures to combat illiteracy and provide a guarantee of training and retraining for young people, in order to provide for a sustainable working life which allows for choice and diversity and permit switching between training and employment; regrets that according to the respective structural indicators only little progress has been made to turn life ...[+++]long learning into a daily reality; insists that employees should be given a right to vocational training and life-long learning; states that education systems must become more responsive to the needs of people and the labour markets and therefore calls for more investment and joint actions to decisively improve the knowledge base (esp. in the fields of training, lifelong learning, education, innovation and research); primary schools throughout Europe must be supplied with computers and Internet access as quickly as possible; calls for investment in the quality of training to be given priority and for early and targeted measures to train up workers in the IT field;