Traduction de «zones précaires » (Français → Anglais) :

squatter settlement [ squatter community ]

tenancy at will

vulnerable status

Fall due to leaning on insecure furniture

climatic zone [ climate type(GEMET) ]

precarious employment | precarious job | precarious work

extension area [ expansion zone | urban expansion area | urban development area | development area | urban growth area ]

SALT type B-cell lymphoma

Skin of dorsum of hand

On the more specific question of young people, various aspects have been addressed, both in the common objectives and in the national action plans: developing a labour market which favours the inclusion of young people; guaranteeing adequate resources and incomes for young people in difficulties, particularly members of minorities, young women in precarious employment, and young disabled people; tackling inequalities in education; enhancing access to quality services (housing, health, culture and justice); regenerating areas suffering from multiple disadvantages.

11. Is concerned by the situation in EPZs, where trade unions continue to be banned and working conditions, health and safety standards are poor, and stresses that workers there should enjoy fundamental legal freedoms and safety standards commensurate with those of workers elsewhere in the country; strongly regrets that the proposed EPZ Labour Act continued to prohibit workers from forming unions in EPZs and points out that Worker Welfare Associations in no way have rights and privileges comparable with those of trade unions; urges the Government of Bangladesh to immediately and fully extend the Labour Law to EPZs;

11. Is concerned by the situation in EPZs, where trade unions continue to be banned and working conditions, health and safety standards are poor, and stresses that workers there should enjoy fundamental legal freedoms and safety standards commensurate with those of workers elsewhere in the country; strongly regrets that the proposed EPZ Labour Act continued to prohibit workers from forming unions in EPZs and points out that Worker Welfare Associations in no way have rights and privileges comparable with those of trade unions; urges the Government of Bangladesh to immediately and fully extend the Labour Law to EPZs;

7. Notes the fact that there was a slightly positive job creation rate in some Member States in the fourth quarter of 2013 and notes the increase in compensation per employee in almost all non-euro area Member States; is deeply concerned that in some cases there is a marked decline in job quality, an increase in precarious forms of employment and a deterioration in basic labour standards; stresses the fact that increases in compensation per employee through, inter alia, increases in productivity and investment, could be an objective for euro-area Member ...[+++] States; is deeply concerned by the continuing negative evolution of economic activity, with GDP in the euro area having decreased in 2013 for the second year in a row and unemployment rates reaching levels so high that even the stability of certain Member States in the euro area are endangered; finds it profoundly regrettable that the EU is far from achieving the employment and social targets of the Europe 2020 strategy, with, in particular, the poverty reduction target lagging behind, given that the number of people affected by poverty increased by 10 million between 2010 and 2012 rather than decreased;