Translation of "entry level " (English → French) :

entry level [ recruitment level | recruiting level ]

entry-level skills development [ entry-level training ]

entry-level position [ entry position | opening position | opening-level position ]

entry-level job

Entry-Level-Server

down market | down-market | lower end of the range | low-end | low-range | lower-ended | bottom-of-the-line | bottom-of-the-range | bottom-end | entry level

single-entry sub-level caving

single entry interference level

provisional refusal of entry | temporary refusal of entry | temporary rejection of entry | temporary refusal to grant entry

provisionally refuse entry | temporarily refuse entry | temporarily reject entry

39. Stresses that economic growth and competitiveness in the EU are dependent on closing the gap between women’s educational attainment (60 % of university graduates in Europe are women) and their participation and position in the labour market; highlights the need to fight all aspects of vertical and horizontal segregation, as such segregation limits the employment of women to certain sectors and excludes them from higher levels within the corporate hierarchy; stresses that existing legislation containing positive action, in particular in the public sectors of some Member States, has improved gender equality at entry level, but that this need ...[+++]s to be extended to all career levels;

39. Stresses that economic growth and competitiveness in the EU are dependent on closing the gap between women’s educational attainment (60 % of university graduates in Europe are women) and their participation and position in the labour market; highlights the need to fight all aspects of vertical and horizontal segregation, as such segregation limits the employment of women to certain sectors and excludes them from higher levels within the corporate hierarchy; stresses that existing legislation containing positive action, in particular in the public sectors of some Member States, has improved gender equality at entry level, but that this need ...[+++]s to be extended to all career levels;

39. Stresses that economic growth and competitiveness in the EU are dependent on closing the gap between women’s educational attainment (60 % of university graduates in Europe are women) and their participation and position in the labour market; highlights the need to fight all aspects of vertical and horizontal segregation, as such segregation limits the employment of women to certain sectors and excludes them from higher levels within the corporate hierarchy; stresses that existing legislation containing positive action, in particular in the public sectors of some Member States, has improved gender equality at entry level, but that this need ...[+++]s to be extended to all career levels;

12. Stresses that economic growth and competitiveness in the EU are dependent on closing the gap between women’s educational attainment (60 % of university graduates in Europe are women) and their participation and position in the labour market; highlights the need to fight all aspects of vertical and horizontal segregation, as such segregation limits the employment of women to certain sectors and excludes them from higher levels within the corporate hierarchy; stresses that existing legislation containing positive action, in particular in the public sector of some Member States, has improved gender equality at entry level, but that this need ...[+++]s to be extended to all career levels;