Traduction de «Employé à tout faire » (Français → Anglais) :

general servant

building handyman [ building handywoman ]

combined commercial and investment bank | multibank | all-purpose bank | full service bank

building handywoman | building maintenance technician | building handyperson | handyman

all-purpose bank | combined commercial and investment bank | full-service bank | multibank | multi-purpose bank | non-specialized bank | universal bank

utilise software design patterns | use programming design patterns | use software design patterns

Those categories of staff should include any employee and any other member of staff at fund or sub-fund level who are decision takers, fund managers and persons who take real investment decisions, persons who have the power to exercise influence on such employees or members of staff, including investment policy advisors and analysts, senior management and any employees receiving total remuneration that takes them into the same remuneration bracket as senior management and decision takers.

Those categories of staff should include any employee and any other member of staff at fund or sub-fund level who are decision takers, fund managers and persons who take real investment decisions, persons who have the power to exercise influence on such employees or other members of staff, including investment policy advisors and analysts, senior management and any employees receiving total remuneration that takes them into the same remuneration bracket as senior management and decision takers.

Secondly, the Tribunal infringed European Union law and failed to state sufficient reasons in its erroneous interpretation of the scope of the second paragraph of Article 1(e) of the Staff Regulations as imposing a comprehensive duty on the institutions to guarantee as a minimum to officials, with reference to all working conditions relating to health protection, the standards in Directives adopted pursuant to Article 153 TFEU.

42. Notes that India is the single largest beneficiary of the Generalised System of Preferences scheme (GSP); urges the Commission automatically to revisit the GSP+ scheme, and other appropriate trade measures, in the immediate aftermath of large-scale natural disasters, such as earthquakes; welcomes the commitment given by all South Asian states within the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to work effectively towards making the South Asia Free Trade Agreement a political and economic reality which will maximise the benefits for three parts of Jammu and Kashmir, and calls on the Government of Pakistan to end the ...[+++]"positive list" system; notes positively that, although trade between the two countries has fluctuated over the past decade, the overall level of official trade between India and Pakistan has increased from USD 180 million in 1996 to USD 602 million in 2005 and, given that the high level of informal trade indicates the latent trading potential between them, that this trend has the potential to continue and should be encouraged;