Traduction de «Pratique déloyale en matière d'emploi » (Français → Anglais) :

fair employment practice [ fair labour practice ]

unfair labour practice proceeding

Advisory Committee on unfair pricing practices in maritime transport

2. Regrets that despite provisions in Directive 2006/114/EC to combat misleading practices in business-to-business advertising, some of these practices, notably ‘directory scams’, still persist; notes the Commission’s intention to propose shortly amendments to Directive 2006/114/EC focusing on business-to-business relations, in order to combat these practices more effectively; suggests that the Commission could, in this context, consider the merits of a targeted black list of commercial practices that are to be considered unfair in all circumstances in the field of business-to-business relations for Directive 2006/114/EC, similar to th ...[+++]at which already exists for Directive 2005/29/EC; does not, however, consider it appropriate for the moment to extend the scope of Directive 2005/29/EC on business-to-consumer relations to include business-to-business unfair commercial practices;

N. whereas the Commission's communication (entitled 'A better functioning food supply chain in Europe' COM 2009/0591) identifies serious problems in the supply chain such as abuse of dominant buyer power, unfair practices in contracting (including late payments), unilateral contractual modifications, advance payments for access to negotiations, restricted market access, lack of information on price building and the distribution of profit margins throughout the food chain, closely linked to increased concentration in the input, wholesale and retail sectors,

Cooperation between the Member States in combating unfair online advertising practices should be stepped up, in order to avoid the consequences of internal market distortion and unfair commercial practices.

EU-wide cooperation in combating unfair online advertising practices should be stepped up in view of the success of ‘EU sweeps’ (systematic, simultaneous website checks by the Member States), which have so far been confined to three sectors (airline tickets, mobile phone ring tones and electronic devices).