Traduction de «Mouvement axé sur l'amélioration constante » (Français → Anglais) :

(14) Ensuring that minimum standards are in place and that working conditions improve constantly in the Union is a central feature of Union social policy.

(8) Ensuring that minimum standards are in place and that working conditions improve constantly in the Union is a central feature of Union social policy.

(8) Ensuring that, in the Union, minimum standards are in place and are effectively applied and that working conditions improve constantly is a central feature of Union social policy.

Calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure and enforce an appropriate level of health and safety at work, for example maternity protection, and to take action to prevent work-related accidents and risks of occupational injuries and diseases; emphasises the need for those already working in this sector to improve standards through practice-oriented training and retraining schemes; takes the view that such training should encompass managing the risks around posture and movement-related tasks and biological and chemical risks, as well as the use of assistive technology.

30. Welcomes the adoption of the resolution on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), but remains concerned about the human rights situation in that country, in particular in the North Kivu province in the east; strongly condemns the attacks by rebel forces in the east of the country, in particular by the M23 movement, on the civilian population, including women and children; strongly condemns the systematic use of rape as a weapon of war; expresses deep concern about the ongoing use of children as soldiers and calls for their disarmament, rehabilitation and reintegration; welcomes the efforts being made to find a peaceful polit ...[+++]ical solution to the crisis by the member states of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region, the African Union and the UN; calls again for the re-establishment of a UN Independent Expert on the human rights situation in the DRC in order to provide a reliable mechanism focusing on improving the situation regarding the grave and long-standing human rights concerns in the country;

27. Was pleased to note the adoption of the resolution on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), but remains concerned about the human rights situation in the country, notably in North Kivu province in the east; strongly condemns the attacks by rebel forces in the east of the country, notably by the M23 movement; expresses deep concerns about the ongoing use of children as soldiers and calls for their disarmament, rehabilitation and reintegration; welcomes the efforts being made to find a peaceful political solution to the crisis by the member states of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), the African U ...[+++]nion and the UN; calls again for the re-establishment of a UN Independent Expert on the human rights situation in the DRC in order to provide a reliable mechanism focusing on improving the situation regarding the grave and longstanding human rights concerns in the country;