Traduction de «prévisions par profession » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Calls on the Montenegrin authorities to focus on the selection of judges and prosecutors, their financial independence and the strict implementation of disciplinary rules against both judges and prosecutors in the event of non-compliance; further calls on the authorities to increase the transparency of the judiciary; reiterates its call to ensure a predictable judicial system and public trust; requests that the judicial budget be allocated adequate funding for infrastructure, equipment and training in order to enhance the efficiency of the judiciary; considers it important to establish common criteria for judicial training to be ...[+++]applied by the Judicial Training Centre;

14. Calls on the Montenegrin authorities to focus on the selection of judges and prosecutors, their financial independence and the strict implementation of disciplinary rules against both judges and prosecutors in the event of non-compliance; further calls on the authorities to increase the transparency of the judiciary; reiterates its call to ensure a predictable judicial system and public trust; requests that the judicial budget be allocated adequate funding for infrastructure, equipment and training in order to enhance the efficiency of the judiciary; considers it important to establish common criteria for judicial training to be ...[+++]applied by the Judicial Training Centre;

14. Calls on the Montenegrin authorities to focus on the selection of judges and prosecutors, their financial independence and the strict implementation of disciplinary rules against both judges and prosecutors in the event of non-compliance; further calls on the authorities to increase the transparency of the judiciary; reiterates its call to ensure a predictable judicial system and public trust; requests that the judicial budget be allocated adequate funding for infrastructure, equipment and training in order to enhance the efficiency of the judiciary; considers it important to establish common criteria for judicial training to be ...[+++]applied by the Judicial Training Centre;

At the same time, forecasts highlight a low or even negative job creation prospects for some skilled occupations, but also a considerable net creation of elementary jobs (5 million), especially in the service sector – e.g. security staff, domestic helpers, cashiers or cleaning workers (Figure 4).

As the conduct of civil actions is largely in the hands of the parties, the various legal professions are effectively the essential actors of judicial cooperation in civil matters in Europe; this will increasingly be the case following the foreseeable adoption of new Community instruments, such as the European Payment Order Regulation and the Small Claims Regulation.

Lastly, with our economies and our social area becoming increasingly European, this is the level at which training requirements and objectives should be studied: databases and bases of common know-how; comparative research into requirements in terms of qualifications; studies of foreseeable trends in the professions and the needs of the European skills market.