Traduction de «recherche de poste supplémentaire libre » (Français → Anglais) :

49. Reiterates the importance of introducing, without delay, procedural, administrative and financial simplification measures into current management of FP7, such as those identified in Parliament's resolution of 11 November 2010; welcomes the Commission Decision of 24 January 2011 introducing three simplification measures, as well as the creation of the Unique Registration Facility; calls on the Commission to rapidly implement these measures in a uniform way and to investigate where additional simplification measures are still possible; regrets the serious problems of interpretation and legal uncertainty for the participants of FP7 and reiterates its wis ...[+++]h to see current legal proceedings between the Commission and beneficiaries across all of the framework programmes settled quickly, while respecting the principle of responsible management of public money; asks the Commission to allow beneficiaries to consult the Research Clearing Committee during or after a project to clarify issues related to cost calculation, rules for participation and audits, including ex-post audits; stresses the need to preserve what works well and only change the rules which need to be adapted;

12. Supports the aim of establishing and ensuring compliance with the principle of equal treatment for men and women with the same levels of education, skill and merit as far as identical scientific posts are concerned, in selection and recruitment procedures and throughout professional careers, this being a essential in order to enable women to pursue further training courses and obtain promotion in their professions based on their merit while, at the same time, contributing to balancing the participation of men and women in posts of responsibility; regrets that even though in the majority of the Member States the number of women with ...[+++]a university degree exceeds the number of men and women present a higher average level of academic qualification than their male counterparts, women are underrepresented in all academic and research establishments;

With a view to complementing or acquiring new skills and competencies or to enhance inter/multidisciplinarity and/or inter-sectoral mobility, support is foreseen for researchers with particular needs for additional/complementary competences and skills, for researchers to resume a research career after a break and for (re-)integrating researchers into a longer term research position in Europe, including in their country of origin, a ...[+++]fter a trans-national/international mobility experience.

It concluded that 3900 additional human resources would be needed. The breakdown of these 3900 posts is as follows: 3400 posts in the operational establishment plans (Part A of the budget), 150 posts in the research establishment plans (Part B of the budget), 560 additional appropriations for outside personnel in Part A of the budget, less a reduction in appropriations for the equivalent of 210 outside personnel currently financed in Part B of the budget.

In June of last year, we therefore identified the relevant extra human resources needs and, after careful calculation, we concluded that the Commission would require 3900 additional staff. Of those, 3430 would relate to permanent operational posts, 150 would relate to the work of the Joint Research Centre, and around 350 would be posts for researchers and outside personnel.

The plan is to reimburse: - 20 % of the remuneration of the agents occupying the supplementary posts assigned to the tasks of carrying out checks and detecting fraud, - 33 % of the cost of training and briefing those agents (information programmes, the cost of disseminating specialized information), (1) Monitoring could cover aid granted per hectare, set-aside aid, measures to assist winegrowing and the fruit and vegetable sector, storage aid for dried grapes, premiums granted in the sheepmeat and goatmeat sectors, premiums for tobacco and aid for oilseeds. - 33 % of the cost of equipping the agents (data processing and office equipment, ...[+++] etc.), - 33 % of the costs arising from the monitoring work entrusted to the approved surveillance firms and laboratories given the task of verifying the conformity of products on export and on import into third countries.