Traduction de «Guide pour l'établissement du relevé d'emploi » (Français → Anglais) :

1. In accordance with the principles established in Articles 4 and 5 of Directive 96/71/EC, during the period of posting of a worker to another Member State, the inspection of terms and conditions of employment to be complied with according to Directive 96/71/EC is the responsibility of the authorities of the host Member State in cooperation, where necessary, with those of the Member State of establishment.

The aims are to exploit synergies between national and Union initiatives by setting up partnerships between relevant policy makers, funding bodies or advisory groups (e.g. ESFRI, e-Infrastructure Reflection Group (e-IRG), EIROforum organisations, and national public authorities), to develop complementarities and cooperation between research infrastructures and activities implementing other Union policies (such as regional, cohesion, industrial, health, environment, employment, or development policy), and to ensure coordination between ...[+++] different Union funding sources.

Other original documents can also be produced, for example, a credit card statement or bank statement, a utility bill such as a residential telephone or cable television bill or an electricity, gas or water bill, a local property tax assessment, a school, college or university report card or transcript, a residential lease, a residential mortgage statement or agreement, a Canada Child Tax Benefit statement, an income statement or income tax assessment notice, an insurance policy, a government cheque or government cheque stub with the elector’s name, a T4E statement of employment insurance benefits, a Canada Pension Plan statement of cont ...[+++]ributions or old age security statement, a statement of benefits from a provincial workplace health and safety board, a statement of direct deposit for a provincial occupational injury or disability support program, a vehicle ownership or vehicle insurance card, or an attestation of residence issued by the responsible authorities such as shelters, soup kitchens, student or senior residences, long-term care facilities, aboriginal reserves or work camps.

If public administrations introduce electronic working tools and methods, they also need to devise guidelines, "user manuals", roadmaps, etc. to explain to citizens and enterprises, both at the national level and in other countries, what they have to do to make the most of e-services.

For each institution the guide provides the following information: subject area, diploma/qualification, objective, content, duration of course, entrance requirements, enrolment fees and job opportunities.

As we've stated to you before, the public sector has a vital and crucial role to play in all areas of education, training, and job creation, whether that covers a whole gamut of needs assessment, monitoring trends, initiating the planning process, developing needed infrastructure, operating quality education, training and employment, economic development and job creation services, and establishing meaningful standards, regulatory frameworks and enforcement capability.