Traduction de «personne travaillant pour une société » (Français → Anglais) :

Member States shall refrain from disclosing inside information to persons working for the auctioneer unless the person working or acting for the Member State makes such disclosure on a need-to-know basis in the normal course of the exercise of their employment, profession or duties and the Member State concerned is satisfied that the auctioneer has in place appropriate measures to prevent insider dealing, within the meaning of Article 3(28) or as prohibited by Article 38, ...[+++]by any person working for an auctioneer, additional to the measures foreseen in Article 42(1) and (2)’.

4. Member States shall refrain from disclosing inside information to persons working for the auctioneer unless the person working or acting for the Member State makes such disclosure on a need-to-know basis in the normal course of the exercise of their employment, profession or duties and the Member State concerned is satisfied that the auctioneer has in place appropriate measures to prevent insider dealing, within the meaning of Article 3(28) or as prohibited by Article 3 ...[+++]8, by any person working for an auctioneer, additional to the measures foreseen in Article 42(1) and (2).

EESC Seminar on integration of people with disabilities into European society and the world of work - Main conclusions: legislation mainstreaming, sustainability, education, are the four key issues

(11) RECOGNISING that this report, submitted as a Commission Staff Working Paper "e-Inclusion. The Information Society's potential for social inclusion in Europe" builds on a Eurobarometer survey and a broad exchange of policy practices among the representatives of the Member States in the ESDIS High Level Group; that this analysis identifies barriers to participation in the Information Society, and policy areas to enhance the inclusion of disadvantaged people in the Information Society and to ensure effective and sustainable uses of technology that ...[+++]are fully integrated into the local economy;

The development of vocational training on information technologies will facilitate the adjustment of workers to structural and organisational changes throughout their lives Improve the understanding of effects on the quality of life They will encourage projects and joint actions, in particular to demonstrate the possibility of flexible and better quality of work, improvements in healthcare, educative leisure, urban development and greater participation of the disabled in society Foster public support by raising awareness and understanding They agree to exchange experiences on the best means to raise public awareness and sensitivity towar ...[+++]ds the Global Information Society Encourage the dialogue on worldwide cooperation They call on industrialised countries to work towards the participation of developing countries in the Global Information Society.

This presents an unjust picture of the Euro-Info Centres: the EICs' clearly stated objective is to target SMEs that will be affected by the Single Market, but which are not yet restructuring in order to tackle global markets; of the 2.2 million companies that meet this description, about 10% are regular customers of the EICs; the number of business questions answered by the EICs has risen since from 50,000 to 285,000 since 1989; in addition to answering queries, the EICs submit articles in regional newspapers and specialised periodicals, reaching an audience of 5.5 million, and send their own written material to about 750,000 people working FOR SMEs. ...[+++]