Traduction de «Dispositif de protection à minimum de puissance » (Français → Anglais) :

overcurrent protective device [ overcurrent protection device ]

low-limit control

interlocking system

52.1. Description (including drawings, sketches or photos) of the protection devices with dimensions showing the safety distances for avoiding contact with dangerous parts and the protective devices fitted for protection on dangerous points, at least for the following components:

16. Notes that high rates in long-term unemployment in the Union, especially in some Member States, are resulting in an increasing number of workers losing their benefits before finding a new job; notes that some Member States have limited access to such benefits or have reduced the amount available and/or the eligibility period for them; calls on the Member States, in the framework of their competences, to maintain a balance between adequate social protection and adequate incentives for active job searching which provide personalised support without punitive conditionality which undermines social rights; calls on the Member States to ...[+++] establish strong activation measures in order to achieve more effective results; recognises that improving employment policy and social protection with the aim of activating support and protecting people, thereby ensuring stronger social cohesion, are key components of sustainable economic growth; calls for a specific study on such incentives at EU level, and calls on the Member States to introduce, in accordance with national practices, minimum income schemes aimed at tackling pockets of social exclusion and ensuring a minimum income to households;

36. Notes that high rates of long-term unemployment in the Union, especially in some Member States, are resulting in an increasing number of workers losing their benefits before finding a new job; notes that some Member States have limited access to such benefits or have reduced the amount available and/or the eligibility period for them; calls on the Member States, in the framework of their competences, to maintain a balance between adequate social protection and adequate incentives for active job- searching which provide personalised support without a punitive conditionality that undermines social rights; calls on the Member States ...[+++]to establish strong activation measures in order to achieve more effective results; recognises that improving employment policy and social protection with the aim of activating support and protecting people, thereby ensuring stronger social cohesion, are key components of sustainable economic growth; calls for a specific study to be carried out on such incentives at EU level, and calls on the Member States to introduce, in accordance with national practices, minimum income schemes aimed at tackling pockets of social exclusion and ensuring a minimum income for households;

7. Deplores the persistently high unemployment rates across most Member States, and is concerned by, in particular, the youth and long-term unemployment rates; stresses the need for increased investment alongside reform of national labour markets, and the importance of taking measures to boost the economy in order to increase job creation rates; as well as concentrate on creating quality workplaces; stresses in particular the need to improve national education systems and adapt them to the new skill and knowledge demands on the EU labour market, in particular by adapting the dual-track training model which has proved particularly valuable in combating youth unemployment and including entrepreneurship and skills in school curricula; high ...[+++]lights that this necessitates a specific approach and actions for some population groups, such as younger people, low-skilled unemployed, long-term unemployed, older unemployed and women, who still face constraints as regards their full participation in the labour market; stresses, however, the need to take care to ensure that such an approach does not merely amount in practice to reductions in labour rights and social protection, or to the promotion of precarious forms of employment; calls on the Commission to examine the systems of minimum income mechanisms for the unemployed in Member States;