Traduction de «Blocage du recrutement » (Français → Anglais) :

hiring freeze [ freeze on hiring | employment freeze | job freeze ]

employment freeze | freeze on hiring | hiring freeze

employment agent | recruiting process consultant | job placement consultant | recruitment consultant

European Communities Recruitment Office | European Recruitment Office | interinstitutional recruitment office | Recruitment Office | ERO [Abbr.]

recurrent laryngeal nerve block | recurrent laryngeal nerve blockade | recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis | recurrent nerve block | recurrent nerve blockade | recurrent nerve paralysis

muting | noise suppression | squelch

atrioventricular block | A-V block | block | cardiac block | heart block | AVB [Abbr.]

mental block [ block | mental blocking ]

block | blocking anesthesia | blocking anaesthesia | conduction anesthesia | conduction anaesthesia | nerve block | nerve blocking anesthesia | neural block | neural blockade

dust guard plug [ dust guard wedge | journal box dust guard plug ]

Calls on the Commission and the Member States to address the severe underrepresentation of women in the ICT sector, in particular among people in higher positions and on boards; urges the Commission and the Member States to recognise that the draft directive on improving the gender balance among non-executive directors of companies listed on stock exchanges and related measures provides a real opportunity to change the culture inside companies, which would have an impact on all levels of the hierarchy, and therefore urges the unblocking of the Directive in the Council; urgently reminds the Commission of its responsibility to take any action that could help break the deadlock in the Council as regards EU legislation addressing transparency and greater b ...[+++]alance in recruitment for decision-making positions.

66. Welcomes the updated version of those guidelines, adopted on 16 June 2008, and notes with satisfaction that the EU has instructed ambassadors to devise individual strategies regarding the 13 priority countries for the implementation of the six new thematic issues identified in the guidelines: recruitment, killing and maiming, attacks on schools and hospitals, blockage of humanitarian access, sexual and gender-based violence and violations and abuses;

64. Welcomes the updated version of those guidelines, adopted on 16 June 2008, and notes with satisfaction that the EU has instructed ambassadors to devise individual strategies regarding the 13 priority countries for the implementation of the six new thematic issues identified in the guidelines: recruitment, killing and maiming, attacks on schools and hospitals, blockage of humanitarian access, sexual and gender-based violence and violations and abuses;

32. Suggests that some leeway could also be given to the WTO secretariat, allowing it to adopt measures of institutional interest, propose compromise formulas in the case of deadlock, or even chair the meetings of certain bodies, in the interest of continuity and impartiality; stresses the need for such proposals to be accompanied by serious reflection on the arrangements for recruiting members of the secretariat and on the appropriateness of its resources for the tasks with which it is entrusted;