Traduction de «autonomie du choix » (Français → Anglais) :

49. Argues that older people's employability also depends on initiatives in the fields of health, the level of income and contributions in cash and in kind in comparison to pension and other retirement benefits, further training, working-time patterns, autonomy and individual choice for workers, better work-life balance, job satisfaction and management behaviour, as well as a guarantee of reasonable accommodation, consistent with the provisions of Directive 2000/78/EC, and in the field of accessibility, and that such initiatives should be devised jointly by the social partners, where applicable, for all employees and promoted by the Comm ...[+++]ission and Member States;

49. Argues that older people's employability also depends on initiatives in the fields of health, the level of income and contributions in cash and in kind in comparison to pension and other retirement benefits, further training, working-time patterns, autonomy and individual choice for workers, better work-life balance, job satisfaction and management behaviour, as well as a guarantee of reasonable accommodation, consistent with the provisions of Directive 2000/78/EC, and in the field of accessibility, and that such initiatives should be devised jointly by the social partners, where applicable, for all employees and promoted by the Comm ...[+++]ission and Member States;

49. Argues that older people’s employability also depends on initiatives in the fields of health, the level of income and contributions in cash and in kind in comparison to pension and other retirement benefits, further training, working-time patterns, autonomy and individual choice for workers, better work-life balance, job satisfaction and management behaviour, as well as a guarantee of reasonable accommodation, consistent with the provisions of Directive 2000/78/EC, and in the field of accessibility, and that such initiatives should be devised jointly by the social partners, where applicable, for all employees and promoted by the Comm ...[+++]ission and Member States;

26. Urges the Member States and the accession states to facilitate access to paid parental leave with a non-transferable portion, respecting freedom of choice for parents, as well as access to other forms of long-term leave, including career breaks, as well as special short-term leave (leave for breast-feeding or where a family member is ill), whilst envisaging a degree of flexibility in the organisation of leave, in order to facilitate the resumption of work by those returning to the labour market;

26. Urges the Member States and the accession states to facilitate access to paid parental leave with a non-transferable portion, respecting freedom of choice for parents, as well as access to other forms of long-term leave, including career breaks, as well as special short-term leave (leave for breast-feeding or if a family member is ill), whilst envisaging a degree of flexibility in the organisation of leave, in order to facilitate the resumption of work by returnees to the labour market;

Failure to safeguard a competitive defence industrial base, and the loss of autonomous design and innovation capabilities, limits available choice and is bound to lead in the long run to higher procurement costs.