Traduction de «carte de travail tout usage » (Français → Anglais) :

42. Calls on the Commission to investigate the benefits of introducing, and – if appropriate – to make available, a forgery-proof European social security card or other EU-wide electronic document, on which could be stored all the data needed to verify the bearer’s employment relationship, such as details on his or her social security status and working hours, and which would be subject to strict data-protection rules, particularly where privacy-sensitive personal data is processed; stresses, therefore, the importance of carefully examining, before and during the development of such a card, the impact it would have on privacy;

43. Calls on the Commission to investigate the benefits of introducing, and – if appropriate – to make available, a forgery-proof European social security card or other EU-wide electronic document, on which could be stored all the data needed to verify the bearer’s employment relationship, such as details on his or her social security status and working hours, and which would be subject to strict data-protection rules, particularly where privacy-sensitive personal data is processed; stresses, therefore, the importance of carefully examining, before and during the development of such a card, the impact it would have on privacy;

49. Calls on the European Commission to closely collaborate with the European External Action Service (EEAS) at all levels and ensure, together with the EEAS and under the responsibility of the High Representative/Vice-President of the Commission, the coherence and consistency of EU external action, including as regards the external dimension of internal policies; considers that coherence and consistency across policy fields requires joint planning and therefore encourages the Commission and the EEAS to submit, in the future, a common annual work programme while fully respecting their respective areas of responsibility and decision-maki ...[+++]ng procedures; calls on the Commission and the EEAS to make full use of potential synergies between their respective services and avoid duplication;

To prevent duplication of work, Member States should be entitled to use existing preliminary flood risk assessments, flood hazard and risk maps and flood risk management plans for the purposes of achieving the objectives and satisfying the requirements of this Directive.

In this respect, it will be further evaluated whether to include intra-EU mobility or to opt for a more ambitious proposal, i.e. an EU work permit (EU green card), issued by one Member State but valid throughout the EU, on the understanding that rules regulating access to the national labour markets will be fully respected.

The Commission and Member States could work during 2006 to reinforce and simplify the use of indicators to support the new common objectives, while taking account of the specific objectives, policy priorities, methodological approaches and state of development of the three strands.