Translation of "profession choisie " (French → English) :

selected occupation

study of selected trades and occupations

freely chosen occupation

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It in particular contributes to delivering the right to respect for private and family life (Article 7) — through facilitated provisions in relation to family reunification for highly skilled workers — and the right to engage in work and to pursue a freely chosen or accepted occupation (Article 15(1)).

23. Calls for greater balance in girls' and boys' career choices, to prevent the segregation of job markets by gender and better prepare for meeting the future targets of higher and more balanced employment across the EU, by putting forward initiatives that will help women to choose careers that traditionally have been male-dominated and vice versa; calls, therefore, on the Member States to offer a qualitatively high standard of advice in relation to career choices and to enable greater balance in girls' and boys' career choices, taking into account the stereotypes that still exist and influence their choice of job orientations;

23. Calls for greater balance in girls' and boys' career choices, to prevent the segregation of job markets by gender and better prepare for meeting the future targets of higher and more balanced employment across the EU, by putting forward initiatives that will help women to choose careers that traditionally have been male-dominated and vice versa; calls, therefore, on the Member States to offer a qualitatively high standard of advice in relation to career choices and to enable greater balance in girls' and boys' career choices, taking into account the stereotypes that still exist and influence their choice of job orientations;

In the case referred to in Petition 693/2003 relating to the normal activities performed by lawyers in advising their clients and representing them in court, fundamental rights and freedoms could be at stake. This applies to the protection of personal data (II-68 of the Constitutional Treaty), freedom of expression and information (II-71 of the Constitutional Treaty), the freedom to choose an occupation and the right to engage in work (II-75.2 of the Constitutional Treaty), and the right to appeal to an impartial judge.