Traduction de «préretraite progressive » (Français → Anglais) :

early retirement [ flexible retirement age | gradual retirement | pre-retirement | voluntary retirement ]

preretirement counseling | preretirement counselling

preshrinking process tester

pre-retirement survivor benefit [ preretirement survivor benefit | pre-retirement spousal survivor benefit | pre-retirement benefit ]

progressive muscular dystrophy | Erb-Landouzy disease | Erb's disease | idiopathic muscular atrophy | myodystrophia

secondary progressive multiple sclerosis | SPMS | relapsing progressive multiple sclerosis | RPMS | relapsing/progressive multiple sclerosis | RP multiple sclerosis

worker retired on a bridging pension

Tightening the eligibility criteria for disability pensions and phasing out early retirement benefits would be a first step towards increasing the attractiveness of work.

38. Suggests, on the basis of free collective bargaining or in consultation with works councils - in accordance with traditions of Member States - a cutback as soon as possible in companies resorting to early retirement, and calls on the Member States to promote the role of older workers and encourage their employment; acknowledges, however, that for older workers (those older than the minimum retirement age) who may no longer desire full-time occupation, the feasibility of part-time work, flexible working hours, distance working or job-sharing might be explored, as an innovative form of gradual retirement and limiting its stressful eff ...[+++]ects;

38. Suggests, on the basis of free collective bargaining or in consultation with works councils - in accordance with traditions of Member States - a cutback as soon as possible in companies resorting to early retirement, and calls on the Member States to promote the role of older workers and encourage their employment; acknowledges, however, that for older workers (those older than the minimum retirement age) who may no longer desire full-time occupation, the feasibility of part-time work, flexible working hours, distance working or job-sharing might be explored, as an innovative form of gradual retirement and limiting its stressful eff ...[+++]ects;

40. Suggests, on the basis of free collective bargaining or in consultation with works councils - in accordance with traditions of Member States - a cutback as soon as possible in companies resorting to early retirement, and calls on the Member States to promote the role of senior workers and encourage their employment; acknowledges, however, that for older workers who may no longer wish for a full-time occupation owing to the physical demands of their job, the possibilities of part-time work, flexible working hours, distance working or job-sharing may be explored, as an innovative form of gradual retirement limiting the stressful effec ...[+++]ts of retirement;