Traduction de «Centre de vacances » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Notes the efforts made to implement the authorised establishment plan of 130 posts in 2008; welcomes the recruitment of 54 additional staff (temporary agents, contract agents and seconded national experts), resulting in 101 occupied posts by the end of 2008, which will help to ensure the operability of the Centre and enable it to achieve the tasks assigned to it; regrets the fact that 16 recruitment procedures needed to be re-advertised; supports the Centre's measures to improve the situation; welcomes the Centre's revision of its internal organisation;

10. Notes the efforts made to implement the authorised establishment plan of 130 posts in 2008; welcomes the recruitment of 54 additional staff (temporary agents, contract agents and seconded national experts), ending up with 101 occupied posts by the end of 2008, which will help to ensure the operability of the Centre and enable it to achieve the tasks assigned to it; regrets the fact that 16 recruitment procedures needed to be re-advertised; supports the Centre’s measures to improve the situation; welcomes the Centre's revision of its internal organisation;

37. Welcomes the indication in the Centre's activity report that in 2006 it continued to implement the recommendations of the Commission's IAS concerning the finalisation and updating of job descriptions, making authorising officers aware of their responsibilities, longer deadlines for publication of vacancy notices, adequate monitoring of Centre's activities, risk assessment, a clear definition of the agency's status as a subsidised or self-financing body, and the provision of a handover procedure for all essential functions;

37. Welcomes the indication in the Centre's activity report that in 2006 it continued to implement the recommendations of the Commission's IAS concerning the finalisation and updating of job descriptions, making authorising officers aware of their responsibilities, longer deadlines for publication of vacancy notices, adequate monitoring of Centre's activities, risk assessment, a clear definition of the agency's status as a subsidised or self-financing body, and the provision of a handover procedure for all essential functions;

European Consumer Centres (ECCs), who deal with many individual complaints, encounter frequent aggressive practices in the timeshare sector (holiday clubs and related practices[80]) and, to a lesser extent, in the off-premises sale of consumer goods (e.g. furniture, electronic outlets, health or food products).

* to meet the prudential and financial requirements set out in the insurance Directives (adequate technical provisions, solvency margin); * to separate insurance activities from their "social" activities, such as pharmacies, opticians, leisure and travel services, holiday homes and the leasing of conference facilities (principle of specialisation by insurance undertakings to protect the interests of insured parties from the risks associated with other activities); * to bring the portfolio transfer system into line with the provisions of the directives (when an insurance undertaking decides to sell or transfer a set of contracts to an ...[+++]other insurance undertaking, it is vital, in the interest of the insured parties, that acquisition of the portfolio should not be restricted to other "mutuelles"); * to adapt their re-insurance system to the requirements of the Treaty (re-insurance contracts should be open to all insurance and re-insurance undertakings in the Union, rather than restricted to the companies within the "mutualité").