Traduction de «union shop agreement » (Anglais → Français) :

full union shop [ complete union shop ]

open shop [ open union shop ]

single-plant agreement | plant agreement | local agreement | shop agreement | locally arranged agreement

preferential shop | preferential union shop

anti-union shop

modifier union shop

closed union shop

agreement (EU) [ EC agreement | EC third country convention | European Union agreement | EU-third country agreement | international agreement (EU) ]

collective bargaining agreement | collective labor agreement | labor contract | union contract

All these projects combined for approximately $24 billion of construction are technically available to all contractors, however, they are subject to traditional building trades unions collective agreements and in reality, the provisions in these agreements essentially close the project to open-shop contractors.

(a) Railway Job Security, Technological, Operational, Organizational Changes Agreements between Canadian National Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Limited and non-operating shop-craft or other unions; or

69. Stresses the need to improve the competitiveness of European companies on the world market; notes the importance of an EU trade strategy; calls on the Commission, in the light of increased competition from the EU’s trade partners, to reorganise its trade policy to ensure that the Union’s trade and competition policy is compatible with the objectives of European industrial policy and that it does not jeopardise the innovative and competitive potential of European companies; calls on the Commission, together with the VP / HR, to develop a strategy for the inclusion of SME desks at EU missions; notes that these SME desks should take ...[+++] into account the work of chambers of commerce and should integrate lessons learned from the European business centres; calls on the Commission and the Member States to step up their cooperation in support of European companies on external markets; calls on them to give priority in particular to instruments to assist SMEs and to centralise information for SMEs by setting up one-stop shops throughout the EU; calls on the Commission to make the improved competitiveness test part of the assessments of the impact of trade agreements and of their cumulative impact;

6. Underlines the importance of the regions and of regional policy implementation for the success of the Europe 2020 strategy and the deepening of the single market; calls upon the Commission to establish a real correlation between the Single Market Act and the EU2020; points out in this connection that EU structural funding should be allocated in a flexible, dynamic, forward-looking manner, inter alia in order to cushion further the possible adverse effects on the EU’s regions of international trade agreements and to prepare them f ...[+++]or necessary socioeconomic change in the framework of a strategy grounded in a balance between conditioning factors and potentialities, alongside flexibility as regards sectoral instruments and policies; calls for a more user-friendly regional policy and maximum transparency, and also for stricter rules against ‘fund-shopping’, by means of which some enterprises may misuse the Union’s financial instruments; underlines the need for deeper harmonisation and integration of the Structural Funds rules, avoiding the breakdown of a project into different parts to apply to different funds; recommends that the focus be put not just on the regularity of expenditure, but also on the quality of interventions, and that there should be sufficient resources for potentiating assistance on the management side;