Traduction de «Autonomie croissante » (Français → Anglais) :

(c) supporting university staff and managers with regard to the increasing autonomy and accountability of universities.

We now have to face the fact that more drivers are becoming self-employed, and the pseudo self-employed in particular have a role to play.

Even in countries with a centralised tradition, such as France and UK, there has been increasing devolution of decision making powers and administrative autonomy to Objective 2 regions.

(7) Whereas the technological and economic changes and their consequences for the labour market pose new challenges for higher education institutions and whereas, in view of the challenges of global competition as well as the ever increasing influx of students into higher education institutions, Member States face the task of organising their higher education systems and their relationships vis-à-vis State and society in ways which respect existing academic standards, training objectives, quality standards, the autonomy and/or the independence - in terms of the relevant structures in each Member State - of higher education institutions, ...[+++]and the need to be accountable to and inform the public;

- The acquisition of management skills by academic and administrative staff thus ensuring balance between institutions' newly granted autonomy, the growing demand for accountability and the need for greater financial sustainability.

- The acquisition of management skills by academic and administrative staff thus ensuring balance between institutions' newly granted autonomy, the growing demand for accountability and the need for greater financial sustainability.