Traduction de «work centre where-used » (Anglais → Français) :

109. Calls on the Commission, in future legislation on health and safety at work and where applicable, to promote the use of technologies that reduce the risks posed by dangerous substances in the event of occupational accidents and, where possible, for these technologies to replace the use of chemical and radioactive substances;

6. Where Article 3(3)(a) applies, specific protection measures shall be taken, such as the training of workers in accordance with Article 6 and the use of technical means and personal protection, for example the grounding of work objects, the bonding of workers with work objects (equipotential bonding) and, where appropriate and in accordance with Article 4(1)(a) of Council Directive 89/656/EEC of 30 November 1989 on the minimum health and safety requirements for the use by workers of personal protective equipment at the workplace (third individual direct ...[+++]ive within the meaning of Article 16(1) of Directive 89/391/EEC) , the use of insulating shoes, gloves and protective clothing.

Rightholders that put an end to the orphan work status of a work or other protected subject-matter should receive fair compensation for the use that has been made of their works or other protected subject-matter under this Directive, to be determined by the Member State where the organisation that uses an orphan work is established.

Specific case studies should be used to show what is already working and where a great deal of work still needs to be done.

The Commission participation in the Steering Board of the Agency and a close working relation will help implementing its aim for complementarity with EDA work and, where appropriate, mutual use of research results.

Supports every measure aimed at reorganising the services of the institution on a rational basis (such as, for example, the agreement concluded recently between the Luxembourg Government and Parliament on the transfer of 99 posts from Luxembourg to Brussels) which contributes to a reduction in the number of missions; stresses, in this connection, that all the services directly related to Members" activities (DG II, DG III, interpreters, the necessary number of parliamentary ushers, drivers etc.) must be based in the working place where ...[+++] these activities take place; welcomes the attempt to reduce Parliament's operating expenditure, including spending on missions, but considers that the quality of Parliament's work must not thereby be jeopardised; calls for consideration to be given to the widespread use of teleconferencing for cooperation between staff in Luxembourg and Brussels with a view to reducing movements of staff and the corresponding costs as far as possible;