Traduction de «recours de droit public » (Français → Anglais) :

The Court has also ruled that the national rules relating to time-limits for bringing actions under national law may be relied on against workers who assert their right to join an occupational pension scheme, provided that they are not less favourable for that type of action than for similar actions of a domestic nature and that they do not render the exercise of rights conferred by Community law impossible in practice.

(14a) The Court of Justice has consistently held that the Barber Protocol does not affect the right to join an occupational pension scheme and that the limitation of the effects in time of the judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-262/88 Barber v Guardian Royal Exchange Assurance Group does not apply to the right to join an occupational pension scheme; the Court has also ruled that the national rules relating to time-limits for bringing actions under national law may be relied on against workers who assert their right to join an occupational pension scheme, provided that they are not less favourable for that type of action than for ...[+++] similar actions of a domestic nature and that they do not render the exercise of rights conferred by Community law impossible in practice; the Court has also pointed out that the fact that a worker can claim retroactively to join an occupational pension scheme does not allow the worker to avoid paying the contributions relating to the period of membership concerned.

104. Reaffirms that failure to show respect for economic and social rights, with particular reference to fair and just working conditions and reasonable living conditions (housing, access to public health and transport services), seriously undermines human dignity and in practice prevents individuals from exercising their fundamental rights;

105. Restates the view that failure to show respect for economic and social rights, with particular reference to fair and just working conditions and reasonable living conditions (housing, access to public health and transport services), seriously undermines human dignity and in practice prevents individuals from exercising their fundamental rights;

All Member States comply with the rule whereby the Directive is applicable until the final decision (i.e. a decision which can no longer be challenged under national law) is adopted.

(9) The applicant must have right of appeal under national law if his application is rejected or if a decision is not reached within the stipulated period.