Traduction de «profil des professions » (Français → Anglais) :

Not only that, but these reductions had resulted in a skewed demographic profile, not only in general experience levels across the Canadian Forces but also across a number of our military occupations.

7. Considers it vitally important to complete the internal market in tourist services and to achieve genuine equality of treatment between tourist operators; proposes, to this end, a Community-wide classification of tourist services, with the cooperation of the industry, to be used in particular for the classification of hotel facilities; also considers that measures should be taken in order to identify clearly and to harmonise professional profiles in the tourist industry in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and guarantee a more transparent service that does not confu ...[+++]se users;

7. Considers it vitally important to complete the internal market in tourist services and to achieve genuine equality of treatment between tourist operators; proposes, to this end, a Community-wide classification of tourist services, with the cooperation of the industry, to be used in particular for the classification of hotel facilities; also considers that measures should be taken in order to identify clearly and to harmonise professional profiles in the tourist industry in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and guarantee a more transparent service that does not confu ...[+++]se users;

7. Considers it vitally important to complete the internal market in tourist services and to achieve genuine equality of treatment between tourist operators; proposes, to this end, a Community-wide classification of tourist services, to be used in particular for the classification of hotel facilities; also considers that measures should be taken in order to identify clearly and to harmonise professional profiles in the tourist industry in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and guarantee a more transparent service that does not confuse users; ...[+++]

Market demands, together with competitive pressures and technological change, are shifting the mix of occupations.

On the initiative of Mrs Scrivener, Member of the Commission with responsibility for customs union and indirect taxation, and Mrs Papandreou, Member of the Commission with responsibility for employment, industrial relations and social affairs, and in close consultation with the workers concerned, the Commission of the European Communities has launched a study aimed at examining the redeployment in the twelve Member States of the above-mentioned occupations to intra-Community customs operations. The objectives of the study are: a) to evaluate the quantitative aspects of the problem (number of jobs lost, costs involved, etc.); b) to analyse the occupational profile of the pe ...[+++]rsons concerned, with a view to assessing the type of operation involved and the cost of the redeployment; c) to put forward suitable proposals.