Translation of "stratégie communautaire d harmonisation " (French → English) :

2. Market surveillance shall ensure that products covered by Community harmonisation legislation which, when used in accordance with their intended purpose or under conditions which can be reasonably foreseen and when properly installed and maintained, are liable to compromise the health or safety of users, or which otherwise do not conform to applicable requirements set out in Community harmonisation legislation are withdrawn or their being made available on the market is prohibited or restricted and that the public, the Commission and the other Member States are informed accordingly.

(3) Council Resolution No 2002/C 161/01 of 3 June 2002 on a new Community strategy on health and safety at work (2002-2006) (6) called on the Commission and the Member States to step up work in hand on harmonisation of statistics on accidents at work and occupational illnesses, so as to have available comparable data from which to make an objective assessment of the impact and effectiveness of the measures taken under the new Community strategy, as well as emphasising, in a specific section, the need to take into account the increase ...[+++]in women on the labour market and to respond to their specific needs in relation to policies on health and safety at work.

(3) Council Resolution No 2002/C 161/01 of 3 June 2002 on a new Community strategy on health and safety at work (2002-2006) (6) called on the Commission and the Member States to step up work in hand on harmonisation of statistics on accidents at work and occupational illnesses, so as to have available comparable data from which to make an objective assessment of the impact and effectiveness of the measures taken under the new Community strategy, as well as emphasising, in a specific section, the need to take into account the increase ...[+++]in the proportion of women on the labour market and to respond to their specific needs in relation to policies on health and safety at work.

(3) The Council Resolution║ of 3 June 2002 on a new Community strategy on health and safety at work (2002-2006) called on the Commission and the Member States to step up work in hand on harmonisation of statistics on accidents at work and occupational illnesses, so as to have available comparable data from which to make an objective assessment of the impact and effectiveness of the measures taken under the new Community strategy, as well as emphasising, in a specific section, the need to take into account the increase in the proportio ...[+++]n of women on the labour market and to respond to their specific needs in relation to policies on health and safety at work .

(3) Council Resolution No 2002/C 161/01 of 3 June 2002 on a new Community strategy on health and safety at work (2002-2006) (6) called on the Commission and the Member States to step up work in hand on harmonisation of statistics on accidents at work and occupational illnesses, so as to have available comparable data from which to make an objective assessment of the impact and effectiveness of the measures taken under the new Community strategy.

24. Underlines that a successful benchmarking approach will require not just more comparable and reliable data but also a harmonised system of definitions, recording and reporting of occupational diseases; urges the Commission to consider making occupational safety and health a regular part of the European Labour Force Survey, drawing on the experience of the 1999 ad hoc module, in order to be able to monitor progress against key objectives in the strategy on an annual basis; comparisons of structural factors, such as characteristic ...[+++]s of Member States' prevention and inspection services, should also be developed; in this context, European level targets on occupational health and safety could be envisaged in due course; data and, where appropriate, targets should be broken down by gender and other relevant factors (e.g. atypical working patterns etc);