Traduction de «coût minimum moyen » (Français → Anglais) :

69. Welcomes the Employment Package aimed at creating a dynamic environment for job creation by reducing labour costs, bureaucracy, supporting business start-ups, self employment schemes, driving innovation, competitiveness and the creation of new job opportunities; Notes that this package must not be interpreted as an opportunity to further centralise employment policies at an EU level including any attempts to establish an EU minimum wage; stresses the importance of investment in human capital and RD, adequate education and traini ...[+++]ng which would facilitate professional mobility;

22. Calls on the Council, Commission and Member States to enable women and men to take an active part in political decision-making by promoting reconciliation and a balance between family life and working life by means of measures such as sharing the costs of parenthood equally between both parents' employers and ensuring accessible and adequate services for e.g. child and elderly care and calls on the Commission to support equal access to services, minimum income and freedom from gender-based violence by appropriate legislative propo ...[+++]sals in the form of directives;

19. Underlines, in particular, the fact that a change in procurement practices should seek to simplify procurement rules, make them more flexible and minimise the requirements companies must meet to take part in procurement procedures, so as to facilitate economically and socially innovative public procurement with a view to promoting innovation and creating better job opportunities; stresses that, under existing EU procurement legislation, suitable instruments for that purpose are already available (performance requirements and the principle of Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT)), cal ...[+++]ls on the Commission to keep up the pressure for instruments of this kind, such as total life-cycle cost appraisal, to be used and to look into additional possible means of promoting social innovation; stresses that the importance of social and ecological criteria in the procurement process must be considerably enhanced and that the ‘lowest price’ criterion must play a subordinate role in the contract award procedure;

For example, since Treasury Board started reviewing its cost-recovery policy two years ago, continued problems with cost-recovered market access programs have cost Canadian companies in some of our key economic sectors over $480 million in lost sales and reduced investment in R and D by $110 million. Canada missed out on creating a minimum of 260 science-based jobs, which by the way are exactly the kinds of jobs the government's new innovation strategy is trying to figure out how to create, and at least 140 fewer new health care produ ...[+++]cts were made available to Canadian consumers.

These requirements include that regulatory authorities demonstrate the existence of a problem or risk and that federal intervention be justified; that all possible means — regulatory or otherwise — of addressing the problem or risk be considered; that stakeholders, including industry, labour, consumers, other governments and interested individuals, be consulted on all phases of the identification of problems and the development of the regulatory solution; that intergovernmental agreements be respected and that opportunities for intergovernmental coordination be exploited; that benefits and costs of the regulatory intervention under consideration be assessed, that the benefits justify the costs, and that limited government resources be u ...[+++]sed where they will do the most good; that adverse impacts on the economy be minimized; that systems be in place to manage regulatory resources effectively; that compliance and, where appropriate, enforcement policies be implemented; and that regulators have the resources for monitoring compliance and enforcing the regulations.

In the second box, then, we put the idea that we have to maximize efficiency and minimize cost for our institutions, at least to the extent that it is imposed by public policy.