Traduction de «Excess labour surplus » (Anglais → Français) :

excess stock [ surplus stock | excess holding ]

manpower surplus [ labor surplus | labour surplus | surplus manpower | manpower redundancy | redundancy of manpower ]

excess moisture | surplus of water

balance of profit | excess profits | surplus profits

excess moisture | surplus of water

contributed surplus | additional paid-in capital | capital surplus | contributed capital in excess of par | paid-in surplus

surplus | excess of revenues over expenses | surplus for the period

dispose of swarf | scatter excess surplus materials | disperse cutting waste material | dispose of cutting waste material

overfunding | funding excess | surplus

15. Calls on the Council to reject the Commission’s legislative proposals on the correction of macro-economic imbalances, as by systematically linking ‘imbalances’ with ‘competitiveness’, the whole focus of adjustment is being put on ‘external deficit’ countries only; highlights that high inequalities (and in particular the rising share of profits and the falling share of labour) produce excess savings and that the strategy of countries abusing the single currency by building ‘surpluses’ through wage moderation coming at the expense ...[+++]of other member states is not being mentioned at all as a problem - instead surplus countries are asked to further deregulate their services sectors;

Implement in-depth country specific surveillance, if revealed to be necessary by the scoreboard and by the related qualitative assessment referred to above; further to this in-depth country specific surveillance, Member States have responsibility for deciding on national policies which aim to tackle (prevent and correct) macroeconomic imbalances alongside the need to take into account the Commission specific recommendations and Union dimension of those national policies, particularly for those States in the euro area. Adjustment must be directed to both excessive-deficit and excessive-surplus States, taking account of each country’s specific circumstances, such as demographics, the level of private debt, wage trends compared to ...[+++]labour productivity, employment – especially youth employment – and current-account balances,

further to this in-depth country specific surveillance, Member States have the responsibility to decide on national policies which aim to tackle (prevent and correct) macroeconomic imbalances, alongside the need to take into account the Commission specific recommendations and Union dimension of those national policies, particularly for those States in the euro area. Adjustment must be directed to both excessive-deficit and excessive-surplus States, taking account of each country’s specific circumstances, such as demographics, the level of private debt, trends in wages compared to labour productivity, employment – especially youth employm ...[+++]ent – and current-account balances,

Implement in-depth country specific surveillance, if revealed to be necessary by the scoreboard and by the related qualitative assessment referred to above; further to this in-depth country specific surveillance, Member States have responsibility for deciding on national policies which aim to tackle (prevent and correct) macroeconomic imbalances alongside the need to take into account the Commission specific recommendations and Union dimension of those national policies, particularly for those States in the euro area. Adjustment must be directed to both excessive-deficit and excessive-surplus States, taking account of each country's specific circumstances, such as demographics, the level of private debt, wage trends compared to ...[+++]labour productivity, employment – especially youth employment – and current-account balances,