Traduction de «épreuve de fiabilité des correcteurs » (Français → Anglais) :

inter-coder reliability test

inter-coder reliability test

proofreader

proof reading clerk | proof reader | proofreader

proofreader

proofreader | proof-reader | reader

freelance scopist | scopist

proof-reader

3. Recognises the three comments made by the Court of Auditors which focus on the reliability of the accounts, on the legality and regularity of transactions and on the budget management; recognises the Agency's reply; considers the explanations given by the Agency on the introduction of the SAP accounting system to recognise revenue for all fee application types with more precision as well as the information on the validation of its accounting system for intangible assets as sufficient; points out that the decision taken by the European Court of Justice on the salary method for 2011 from 19 November 2013 has also consequences for payments with rega ...[+++]rd to the correction coefficient as well as for the applicable exchange rate from EUR to GBP as the salary adjustment package includes also these two issues; insists that the Agency, in close cooperation with the Commission, finds a solution in the interest of the employees and in compliance with the rules; wonders why the Court has not commented on the issue of fees payable to schools in previous years, supports the argumentation of the Agency with regard to the payment of school fees in the absence of a European School; has taken note of the reduced amount carried over to 2013 in comparison with 2010 and 2011; is aware that the carry-over is partly related to the new building project; reminds the Agency on the annuality principle for the budget;

In particular, these competitions will be for essential Croatian linguistic staff (translators, interpreters, editors, proofreaders and press officers) as well as for generalist administrators and assistants.

There will also be profiles for linguistic experts, heads of translation and interpretation units, proof-readers, and language editors of the Croatian language.

18. Notes that in most Member States the first pillar is the most important one and based on the solidarity principle and that the financing of the first pillar will be less under pressure if more people are at work and if illegal and undeclared work is addressed, while other alternative forms of financing the first pillar could also be discussed between the Member States in the Open Method of Coordination; stresses that statutory pay-as-you-go schemes have proved their stability and reliability in the test presented by the financial ...[+++] and economic crisis; calls on Member States to ensure that first-pillar pensions are above the poverty line;