Traduction de «Engager quelqu'un par un contrat d'apprentissage » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Further points out in this connection that, in the present economic climate, businesses and the public sector are increasingly having recourse to unpaid internships or stages in order to avoid taking young persons on under a contract of employment; takes the view, without detracting in any way from the usefulness of such measures in affording young people work experience, that a model for a European scheme for a cross-border short-term employment contract should be created in order to enable young people to gain experience in their chosen field in a country other than their own without any risk to the employer; believes that the Eur ...[+++]opean skills exchange proposed in the previous paragraph could be used to administer this scheme by matching job-seekers and employers, assisting with the administrative formalities and providing grants for participating SMEs; strongly believes that the benefits for the young people concerned (work experience and the possibility of a permanent job, language learning, skills acquisition, etc), for business (development of cross-border trade, increase in the pool of potential employees, etc) and for the EU as a whole (benefits in terms of social cohesion, positive effect on intra-Union trade and on employment, increased geographical mobility) would be substantial;

57. Highlights the valuable role played by the social partners which already achieved some success in reforming labour markets, namely through the conclusion of agreements on parental leave, part-time work and fixed-term contracts, as well as telework and lifelong learning;

53. Highlights the valuable role played by the social partners which already achieved some success in reforming labour markets, namely through the conclusion of agreements on parental leave, part time work and fixed-term contracts, as well as telework and lifelong learning;

Madam Minister, are there any loopholes for the government or some way of not complying with the Official Languages Act by hiring people on contract for a certain number of years, rather than hiring them permanently?

23. Notes that in 2001 alone Eurostat made provision for commitment appropriations for payments to more than a hundred different firms and approximately EUR 8 million was paid (Commission's answer to Written Question E-1283/02); expects an assurance from the Commission by 30 April 2003 that it will ask its Internal Audit Service to examine by summer 2003 the legality and regularity of all the contracts concluded by Eurostat since 1999 and to include in the investigation those contracts concluded by other Commission services on Eurost ...[+++]at's recommendation;

Employment prospects commitment by the enterprises through apprenticeship contracts.