Traduction de «égalité fondamentale au niveau de la procédure » (Français → Anglais) :

The indicators used to measure the achievement of the specific objectives shall be predefined, clear, transparent and, where appropriate, country-specific and measurable, and shall include, inter alia, adequately monitored democratic elections, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, an independent judiciary, cooperation on issues of justice, freedom and security, the level of corruption, trade flows, gender equality and indicators enabling internal economic disparities, including employment levels, to be measured.

However, in order to ensure equal treatment and transparency throughout the awarding process, it is appropriate to provide for basic guarantees as to the awarding process, including information on the nature and scope of the concession, limitation of the number of candidates, the dissemination of information to candidates and tenderers and the availability of appropriate records.

When it is found as a result of an investigation that restrictive procurement measures or violations regarding the respect of fundamental workers' rights and international law, including fundamental internationally recognized international conventions in the field of labour, social and environmental law, are maintained by a third country and the Commission considers it to be justified by the EU interest, the Commission shall invite it to enter into consultations with a view to ensuring that Union economic operators, goods and services can participate in tendering procedures for the a ...[+++]ward of public procurement contracts in that country on the conditions no less favourable than those accorded to national economic operators, goods and services of that country and also with a view also to ensuring the application of the principles of transparency and equal treatment.

14. Reiterates its call to achieve gender equality by setting a target of 75% female employment; urges Member States to set ambitious national employment targets for women in jobs that provide economic independence; calls on the Commission and Member States to improve women's access to the labour market through work-life reconciliation policies such as generous leave arrangements, flexible working hours, access to affordable quality childcare and care for other dependents; calls on Member States to take measures to reduce the gender pay gap to 0-5% in 2020, by combating labour market segregation by occupation and sector and by addressing precarious working conditions; calls on the Commission to revise existing legislation on equal pay and to initiate inf ...[+++]ringement procedures for non-compliant Member States;

(46) In view of new developments in information and telecommunications technology, and the simplifications these can bring in terms of publicising contracts and the efficiency and transparency of procurement procedures, electronic means should be put on a par with traditional means of communication and information exchange.

B. whereas the European Council resolved that the Charter "should contain the fundamental rights and freedoms as well as basic procedural rights guaranteed by the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and derived from the constitutional traditions common to the Member States, as general principles of Community law; the Charter should also include the fundamental rights that pertain only to the Union's citizens; In drawing up such a Charter account should furthermore be taken of economic and social rights as contained in the Europea ...[+++]n Social Charter and the Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers (Article 136 TEC), in so far as they do not merely establish objectives for action by the Union",