Traduction de «social services centre manager » (Anglais → Français) :

Services of general interest cover a broad range of activities, from the large network industries such as energy, telecommunications, transport, audiovisual broadcasting and postal services, to education, water supply, waste management, health and social services.

The European involvement in the field of social services also has a basis in the application of Community law, as a result of the processes of opening up and diversification initiated by the Member States themselves, with the consequence that a growing proportion of social services in the European Union, until now managed directly by the public authorities, now come under the Community rules on the internal market and competition.

It includes: respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms (including freedom of expression, information and association); support for democratisation processes and the involvement of citizens in choosing and overseeing those who govern them; respect for the rule of law and access for all to an independent justice system; access to information; a government that governs transparently and is accountable to the relevant institutions and to the electorate; human security; management of migration flows; effective institutions, access to basic social services ...[+++], sustainable management of natural and energy resources and of the environment, and the promotion of sustainable economic growth and social cohesion in a climate conducive to private investment.

In addition the European Summit in Nice invited the Commission to involve companies in a partnership with the social partners, NGOs, local authorities and bodies that manage social services, so as to strengthen their social responsibility.

In addition the European Summit in Nice invited the Commission to involve companies in a partnership with the social partners, NGOs, local authorities and bodies that manage social services, so as to strengthen their social responsibility.

Centres of expertise may also have an essential role in developing or facilitating specialised social services which will improve the quality of life of people living with a rare disease.