Traduction de «stratégie de portabilité » (Français → Anglais) :

57. Believes there is an urgent need, given the numbers of workers, particularly young people, departing their countries of origin for other EU countries in search of employment opportunities, to develop appropriate measures to revise European law in order to guarantee the portability of pension rights and, for a period of at least three months, the continuation of employment benefits while searching work in another Member State; welcomes the improvements to the European mobility portal and calls for a specific strategy to be drafted for i ...[+++]t together with the Member States;

56. Believes there is an urgent need, given the numbers of workers, particularly young people, departing their countries of origin for other EU countries in search of employment opportunities, to develop appropriate measures to revise European law in order to guarantee the portability of pension rights and, for a period of at least three months, the continuation of employment benefits while searching work in another Member State; welcomes the improvements to the European mobility portal and calls for a specific strategy to be drafted for i ...[+++]t together with the Member States;

60. Calls on the Commission to consider, with reference to the ‘Digital Agenda’ flagship initiative, the need to support the adjustment of European electronic publishing to the challenges posed by competition, by creating conditions favouring the interoperability of systems, transferability from one device to another and fair competition;

60. Calls on the Commission to consider, with reference to the ‘Digital Agenda’ flagship initiative, the need to support the adjustment of European electronic publishing to the challenges posed by competition, by creating conditions favouring the interoperability of systems, transferability from one device to another and fair competition;

9. Criticises the fact that the restrictions which Member States continue to impose on the free movement of workers run counter to the Lisbon goal of workers' mobility and create a European Union in which not all European citizens are granted equal rights; welcomes the Commission's proposal for a Directive on the Portability of Supplementary Pension Rights as a true step towards supporting workers' mobility; strongly criticises the Council for its intention to remove from the scope of the Directive its core, i.e. portability, and calls on the Spring Council to give clear guidelines in order to escape from this impasse;

The Barroso Commission has already paved the way for a project on these lines with the renewal of the Lisbon Strategy, focused on growth and employment (even if it means being harder on Member States in the future and subjecting them to genuine multilateral surveillance), the revision of the Stability and Growth Pact, the revised Services Directive, the Directive on the portability of pension rights, the Globalisation Adjustment Fund, the European Institute of Technology initiative, a new European energy strategy, implementation of the ambitious Hague Programme for justice, freedom and security, the global projection of our values throug ...[+++]h the commitment to double EU assistance to developing countries and the adoption of a strategy for Africa; the European consensus on development, the first genuine strategic framework agreed by all the institutions; the strengthening of our partnerships with our strategic allies like the United States or China and India; the opening of accession negotiations with Turkey and Croatia.