Traduction de «énoncé de travail » (Français → Anglais) :

11. Reminds the Member States that they have all signed and ratified International Labour Organisation Convention No 81 on labour inspection; calls on them accordingly to enforce the Convention’s principles;

32. Criticises the fact that not all Member States set measurable targets related to their national OHS strategies and that the vast majority of them have not set targets on occupational diseases, work-related health problems and illnesses, occupational risk factors or high risk sectors; highlights that neither the mid-term review nor the 2009 scoreboard on the Community Strategy on Health and Safety at Work provide any substantial information on where Member States stand with regard to the EU strategy's only quantified target of a 25 % reduction in occupational accidents by 2012; calls for future evaluation reports to better assess th ...[+++]e extent to which EU health and safety legislation has been in practice complied with in the Member States;

14. Urges the Commission to swiftly table a proposal for a regulation banning the import into the EU of goods produced using modern forms of slavery, forced labour, especially forced labour of particular vulnerable groups, in violation of basic human rights standards; believes that this regulation should refer to the rights outlined in both the International Convention on the Rights of the Child and the 1998 International Labour Organization declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work; emphasises that such a regulation would have to enable the EU to investigate specific claims when there seems to be sufficient evidence of ...[+++]a violation of these international standards; in the intervening period before such a regulation comes into force calls on the Commission to reinforce checks on imports and monitor the ethical standards in the supply chain in countries who export to the EU;

On 23 February 2006, the International Labour Organisation adopted the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, desiring to create a single, coherent instrument embodying as far as possible all up-to-date standards of existing international maritime labour Conventions and Recommendations, as well as the fundamental principles to be found in other international labour conventions.

The purpose of this Directive is to ensure the protection of temporary agency workers and to improve the quality of temporary agency work by ensuring that the principle of equal treatment, as set out in Article 5, is applied to temporary agency workers, and by recognising temporary-work agencies as employers, while taking into account the need to establish a suitable framework for the use of temporary agency work with a view to contributing effectively to the creation of jobs and to the development of flexible forms of working.

10. Calls, therefore, for Community action to combat undeclared work to be more pro-active and incisive, so as to ensure that the modernisation of labour law in the Union is not confined to the purely theoretical level but is translated into effective, high-quality policies, and to ensure that improved job quality can be achieved in every case in accordance with the 'decent work' objective;