Traduction de «clause modification du risque professionnel » (Français → Anglais) :

36. Regrets that, despite Parliament's repeated and specific requests, the Commission has yet to propose amending Directive 2000/54/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 September 2000 on the protection of workers from risks related to exposure to biological agents at work with a view to addressing the serious risks to health care workers arising from working with needles and medical sharps; calls on the Commission to expedite the completion of the impact assessment via the Tender (2007/S 139-171103) and calls for an ...[+++] appropriate amendment to be adopted well before the end of the current parliamentary term in line with its above-mentioned resolution of 6 July 2006;

58. Recalls that a good work environment is an important productivity factor; calls on the Member States to promote actions in the workplace that reduce the risk of harm to ageing workers, these include interventions to improve the psychosocial and physical work environment, changes to work content and organisation, improving the general health, well-being, and work ability of workers, and increasing the abilities and professional competence of worke ...[+++]rs; calls on enterprises to invest in the prevention of accidents at work, occupational health, hygiene and social dialogue;

In the rapporteur’s view, current shortcomings in the consumer acquis must be resolved at least in the following areas: end-user licence agreements and ‘technical contract terms’ should be subject to the rules on unfair contract terms; contracts concluded between consumers and professional traders in online auction sales, as well as contracts for tourists services (airline tickets, hotel accommodation, car rental, leisure time services etc.) ordered individually over the internet, should be subject to the rules on distance selling; the information that the vendor must provide to the purchaser in an electronic transaction should be simp ...[+++]lified and standardised; the transparency of the supply chain in the digital environment on the vendor’s side should be increased to ensure that the consumer knows the actual identity of the supplier (including whether it is an intermediary or an end supplier); an effective consumer protection tool should be created for cases where the consumer assumes all contractual risks (including financial risks, e.g. when there is a requirement to pay in advance), particularly in the context of cross-border e-commerce.

23. Notes the existence of overlapping directives, which might lead to contradictory and duplicate requirements; is in favour of a functional risk-based approach for (future) legislation that provides a level playing field for similar products provided by different issuers; asks the Commission to make use of the existing review clauses provided for in the relevant Community Directives to assess, and if necessary recast, the present set of instruments in that perspective, ...[+++] particularly where there is a risk of distortions of competition and/or legal vacuums or even non-compliance; calls on the Commission, when assessing the FSAP or drawing up its future proposals, to ensure that the horizontal directives in this field are consistent with those governing consumer protection; further asks the Commission to prioritise amendment or removal of any legislation that is detrimental to the smooth functioning of European financial markets;

The most recent ICRP recommendations were issued early in 1991, and the provisions of the Directive have been reexamined accordingly. 1 COM(93) 349 The main amendments contained in the proposal are: - use of the definitions, quantities, units and weighting factors for radiation and tissues set out in the latest ICRP recommendations, - setting of stricter dose limits (taken from the latest ICRP recommendations) taking account of more recent estimates of the carcinogenicity of exposure to ionizing radiation, and the concept of detriment ...[+++] to health, - new provisions on radiological protection in certain cases of exposure to natural radiation sources at work, - banning of certain unjustified uses of radioactivity, - extension of the protective measures to be taken in the event of a radiological accident, - introduction of the concept of "dose constraint" in connection with a given source, - adjustment of the radioactivity levels relating to the authorisation/declaration conditions provided for in the Directive.

- 2 - The most important amendments introduced by the proposal are as follows: - use of the definitions, quantities and units as well as of the radiation and tissue weighting factors set out in the latest ICRP recommendations; - stricter dose limits, as contained in the latest ICRP recommendations, which take account of more recent estimates of the risk of cancer arising from exposure to ionizing radiation and of the complex concept of health detriment; - introduction of provisions relating to radiation protectio ...[+++]n in some cases of occupational exposure to natural radiation sources; - a ban on certain unjustified uses of radioactivity; - extending the protective provisions to include radiological accidents; - introduction of the concept of "dose constraint" in relation to a given source; - changes to the radioactivity levels associated with the authorisation and reporting conditions laid down by the Directive.