Traduction de «groupe de travail mobilité stratégique » (Français → Anglais) :

That included proactive participation in the Council of European National Top Level Domain Registries (CENTR) meetings and workshops; the chairmanship of the CENTR-IGF working group which led to the successful submission of the regional organisations workshops at the annual IGF meetings in 2013 and 2014; participation in ICANN meetings and involvement in the ccNSO working groups on IDN Policy Development Process; chairmanship of the ICANN ccNSO Strategy and Operating Plan working group since 2014; the partnership with UNESCO; cooperation with ICANN for sharing EURid best practices among Middle East registries and registrars; yearly ...[+++] classes on Internet governance at the College of Europe in Bruges and at the Scuola S. Anna in Pisa.

support the provision of EURES services for the recruitment and placing of workers in quality and sustainable employment through the clearance of job vacancies and applications ; support for EURES services shall extend to various phases of placement, ranging from pre-recruitment preparation to post-placement assistance with a view to the applicant’s successful integration into the labour market; such support services may include targeted mobility schemes to fill job vacancies in a certain sector, occupation, country or a group of countries or for ...[+++] particular groups of workers, such as young people, with a propensity to be mobile, where a clear economic need has been identified .

17. Calls for a specific reference to the secondary road networks to be included in the Community Strategic Guidelines given that support for the construction of regional roads can be of importance for increasing mobility of labour and thereby for providing accessibility to employment opportunities;

11. Endorses the Commission's initiative on transferability of pensions savings as well as its proposal for a high-level task force to look at eliminating other barriers to cross-frontier mobility, too; stresses, however, that such mobility is dependent on the modernisation of social protection systems, including pension schemes, and a transparent and flexible regime of professional recognition;

For these reasons, providing the widest possible access to mobility for all, including disadvantaged groups, and reducing the remaining obstacles to mobility constitute one of the main strategic objectives of EU policy in the field of education and training.

This Communication follows and complements previous reports and texts related to free movement, such as the Commission's 1990 Communication on Frontier Workers [5], the Report of the High Level Panel on the free movement of persons (the "Veil Report") of 1997, the Commission's Action Plan for Free Movement of Workers [6], the Resolution of the Council and the Member States concerning an action plan for mobility [7], the Recommendation of the European Parliament and of the Council on Mobility [8], Commission Communication on a mobility Strategy for the European Research Area [9], the Communication on New European Labour Markets [10] and t ...[+++]he Commission's Action Plan for Skills and Mobility [11].