Traduction de «Contrat de pré-apprentissage » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Is concerned about the fact that, in some cases and sectors, there is, along with job losses, a decline in job quality, an increase in precarious forms of employment and a deterioration of basic labour standards; stresses that Member States need to make dedicated efforts to address the increase in involuntary part-time employment and temporary contracts, payless internships and apprenticeships, and bogus self-employment, as well as the activities of the black economy; notes, furthermore, that even though the setting of wages does not fall within the competences of the EU the programmes have had an impact on minimum wages: in Irelan ...[+++]d it became necessary to reduce the minimum wage by nearly 12 % (a decision which, however, was later changed), and in Greece a radical cut of 22 % was decreed;

12. Is concerned about the fact that, in some cases and sectors, there is, along with job losses, a decline in job quality, an increase in precarious forms of employment and a deterioration of basic labour standards; stresses that Member States need to make dedicated efforts to address the increase in involuntary part-time employment and temporary contracts, payless internships and apprenticeships, and bogus self-employment, as well as the activities of the black economy; notes, furthermore, that even though the setting of wages does not fall within the competences of the EU the programmes have had an impact on minimum wages: in Irelan ...[+++]d it became necessary to reduce the minimum wage by nearly 12 % (a decision which, however, was later changed), and in Greece a radical cut of 22 % was decreed;

Common Learning contracts can be extended from 26 to 52 months.

ECVET tools and methodology comprise the description of qualifications in terms of units of learning outcomes with associated points, a transfer and accumulation process and complementary documents such as learning agreements, transcripts of records and ECVET users’ guides.

Some 4800 contracts for around 3.9 billion euro were signed during 2000 and distributed among 23 000 participants.

“Employee” means at least a person who has entered into or works under (or in the case of a contract which has been terminated, has worked under) a contract with an employer, whether the contract is for manual labour, clerical work or any other work, is expressed or implied, oral or in writing, and whether it is a contract of service or apprenticeship or other type of contract, and "employee" and any reference to employment shall be construed accordingly.