Traduction de «femme clef » (Français → Anglais) :

88. Calls on the Commission and the SEMCs to introduce measures aimed at improving the educational system in general, to pay more attention to the role of young people, to encourage more frequent exchanges between universities and to facilitate women's entry into the employment market by means of specific teaching programmes; stresses that greater participation by women in the employment market is a key factor for economic development; welcomes the initiatives taken by the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for Intercultural Dialogue with regard to Euromed schools, Euromed teams of young researchers, university summer schools and exchang ...[+++]e programmes which allow more extensive dialogue and cooperation between the members of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership;

87. Calls on the Commission and the SEMCs to introduce measures aimed at improving the educational system in general, to pay more attention to the role of young people, and to encourage more frequent exchanges between universities and facilitate women's entry into the employment market by means of specific teaching programmes; stresses that greater participation by women in the employment market is a key factor for economic development; welcomes the initiatives taken by the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for Intercultural Dialogue with regard to Euromed schools, Euromed teams of young research workers, university summer schools and exchang ...[+++]e programmes which allow more extensive dialogue and cooperation between the members of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership;

underlined that the European social model includes the fight against all forms of discrimination, that gender equality at work must underpin the transformation to the knowledge-based economy and that more and better jobs are the key to social inclusion;

This will indicate to everyone that we have a strong commitment to women (1105 ) We on this side of the House believe that a strong economy is the key to women's economic independence and we believe that a strong economy is based upon the full and fair participation of all our citizens.

The bureau interacts closely with key partners to change workplace policies and practices.

Although the nature and extent of these changes varies markedly from place to place, the general dimensions in a few key areas of change are an increase in part-time work and self-employment; an increase in the unpredictability of working hours; an increase in casualised forms of work (temporary or fixed term contracts, etc.); the increasing participation of women in work; the trend towards earlier retirement and the decline in the expectation of a career for life.