Translation of "seul représentant qualifié " (French → English) :

official [ officer ]

the accredited representatives of consumers

accredited representative of workers

Symposium on the Strengthening of International Solidarity with the Heroic Struggle of the Namibian People Led by Their Sole and Authentic Representative, the South West Africa People's Organization

Appeal for Action by the Participants of the Symposium on the Strengthening of International Solidarity with the Heroic Struggle of the Namibian People, led by their Sole and Authentic Representative, the South West Africa People's Organization

It is kind of ironic in a way, though, that we find ourselves in this position that the Reform Party is doing all the arguments in favour of minorities when we have always been labelled as this anti-minority party and we are the only ones who are arguing that way in this debate, which is quite interesting.

9. Draws attention to the findings of the Commission’s Draft Joint Employment Report 2012, which predicts a further rise in unemployment and poverty throughout the Union as a result of the continuing economic and financial crisis; highlights the increase in temporary and part-time jobs, the rise of youth unemployment and long-term and low-skilled unemployment, and the fact that undeclared work remains persistent and accounts for over 20 % of the economy in certain Member States; notes that the increasing unemployment levels resulting from the current crisis have led to a huge rise in the involuntary movement of workers from many Member ...[+++] States as a matter of necessity; considers that the only way to combat this is to provide sufficient quality jobs in greater numbers in all affected Member States, so that all free movement is based on choice and not on necessity;

1. Notes the importance of the retail sector, which accounts for almost 15 % of the EU’s total employment, skilled as well as unskilled, and in particular its importance for young people; acknowledges the Commission’s approach based on the belief that facilitating mobility could assist the growth of the sector, but stresses that cross-border job placement alone should not be regarded as a way out of the crisis; notes as well that 29 % of all EU enterprises, including a very high share of SMEs, are engaged in this sector; considers, also, that traditional trades have suffered in recent years and that measures are needed to bolster an ...[+++]d promote quality employment in this sector;

The European audiovisual market is alone worth more than €100 billion and provides 1.2 million highly qualified jobs in the EU.