Traduction de «Règlement à la carte des heures supplémentaires » (Français → Anglais) :

The purpose of the present Commission proposal is to adjust and expand the list of variables set out in the 1998 base regulation by adding six new variables: 'continued receipt of wages and salary'; 'supervisory responsibilities'; 'involvement of the public employment services in finding the current job'; 'overtime hours'; 'contract with a temporary employment agency'; and 'lack of care facilities as a reason for non-participa ...[+++]tion or part-time work'.

11. Within the framework of the open coordination strategy initiated by the Luxembourg process and while observing the subsidiarity principle, urges appropriate action by the Member States to put into practice Council Directive 94/45/EC of 22 September 1994 on the establishment of a European Works Council or a procedure in Community-scale undertakings and Community-scale groups of undertakings for the purposes of informing and consulting employees and update the basic legislative framework, guaranteeing the legislative support needed to develop bargaining on flexibility within agreed limits, working hours policy policy (reduction and reo ...[+++]rganisation of working hours; reduction of overtime; overtime compensation and stored overtime credit systems; training leave and parental leave) and the development and regulation of new forms of employment;

Payments by cards, whether debit or credit, have not raised many problems under Regulation 2560. The only major issue relates to surcharging on payments with cards at the point-of-sale.

Knowledge of the Regulation's existence and of its scope is often limited, incomplete or inaccurate among the general EU population.[15] In some euro area Member States close to 70% of consumers do not know if there are extra fees for withdrawing money or using a payment card in another Member State.

(9) Improvements need to be made to the poor conditions for supplying fresh milk products to local markets in the FOD, which at present come mainly from imports; this aim can be achieved on the one hand by continuing aid to develop cow's milk production within the limits of local consumption requirements as periodically evaluated under a supply balance, and on the other hand by ceasing to apply the arrangements for an additional levy on cow's milk producers laid down in Regulation (EEC) No 3950/92(4); the poor supply conditions typical of the outermost regions, which are completely different from those prevailing in the ...[+++]rest of the Community, and the need for a local production development incentive justify this derogation.

Many also do not enforce Council Regulation 411/98/EC which lays down additional standards for vehicles carrying animals on journeys over 8 hours.