Traduction de «Convention à temps » (Français → Anglais) :

For on-call time away from the workplace, the legal position would remain as stated in SIMAP :[28] only periods spent actually responding to a call would be counted as working time, although waiting time at home could be treated more favourably under national laws or collective agreements.

The Rome Convention is the only instrument of private international law in the Community which is still in international treaty form, with all its drawbacks (possibility for Member States to depart from the common rules by means of national rules or by acceding to multilateral conventions, possibility of entering reservations, limited duration of the Convention); uniform interpretation of the harmonised rules by the Court of Justice: in 1980, the signatory States conferred jurisdiction on the Court of Justice to interpret the Convention, but they took 25 years to ratify the requisite protocols, the Court’s judgments are still not bindin ...[+++]g on all the Member States, and the national courts are under no obligations in this regard; easier application of the harmonised conflict rules in the new Member States: some of them, it is true, signed a treaty of accession to the Convention in April 2005, but experience with past accessions has shown that several years tend to elapse after the treaty is signed before the Convention comes into force in a new Member State.

Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that, where the working day is longer than six hours, every worker is entitled to a rest break, the details of which, including duration and the terms on which it is granted, shall be laid down in collective agreements or agreements between the two sides of industry or, failing that, by national legislation.

CoR at the Convention: It's time to bring the EU closer to its citizens

The full package contains the following elements: - A Communication on the organisation of working time in the sectors and activities excluded from Directive 93/104/EC of 23rd November 1993; - A proposal for a Council Directive amending Directive 93/104/EC on working time, to cover sectors and activities excluded from the Directive ; A proposal for a Council Directive on the working time of mobile workers in the road transport sector and self-employed drivers;

The IS tends to destructure these accepted conventions of place and time such as family space and time; work space and time; leisure space and time; training; and consumption.