Traduction de «membre du personnel paramédical » (Français → Anglais) :

paramedical profession [ dental technician | medical auxiliary | optician | paramedical staff | prosthesist ]

brief staff on daily menu and allergens | brief staff with daily menu | brief staff on daily menu | brief staff with menu for the day

Agreement between the Member States of the European Union concerning claims introduced by each Member State against any other Member State for damage to any property owned, used or operated by it or injury or death suffered by any military or civilian staff of its services, in the context of an EU crisis management operation

cabin crew member [ flight attendant | cabin attendant | stewardess | air hostess | flight hostess | air-hostess ]

coordinate activities across rooms' division in hospitality | organise rooms division duties | coordinate activities across hospitality rooms division | manage different activities across the rooms division

air crew member [ aircrewman ]

choose artwork designs developed by staff collaborators | select artwork developed by staff | select artwork developed by members of staff | select artwork developed by staff members

With a total humanitarian budget of EUR 71 million since the onset of the epidemic, the EU addressed the most urgent needs by providing support activities including: epidemic surveillance, diagnostics, treatment and medical supplies; deployment of doctors and nurses; training of health workers; and awareness raising among the population.

It is clear from paragraph 1 of the first group of eligibility criteria contained in the vacancy notice that, according to Article 98 of the Staff Regulations, candidates must be officials of the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union, of the Commission or of the EEAS, or temporary staff to whom Article 2(e) of the CEOS applies, that is to say, staff seconded from the national diplomatic services of the Member States engaged in order to occupy temporarily a permanent post within the EEAS, or staff from the national diplomatic services of the Member States.

It follows that, in view of the level of higher education required by the vacancy notice in the case of candidates who are staff from the national diplomatic services of the Member States, namely that provided for in Article 5(3)(b)(i) of the Staff Regulations for appointment to grades 5 and 6 in function group AD, and the number of years’ minimum professional experience required, which was only two, candidates who were staff from the national diplomatic services of the Member States, which included the applicant, could not be misled with regard to the grade that corresponded to the vacant post.

There is no breach of the principle of equal treatment where a vacancy notice published by an EU body provides, first, that if the post is filled by an official he will retain his grade and, second, that if it is filled by secondment of a member of staff of a Member State’s diplomatic service he will be recruited as a member of the temporary staff in grade AD 5, which has the effect of preventing the latter from asserting his seniority, in so far as EU officials and staff of the Member States’ national diplomatic services who are seconded to an EU institution or body are not in an identical or a similar situation as regards the framework ...[+++] within which their career is supposed to progress, or indeed the way in which their administration of origin assesses their seniority.