Traducción de «Grupo de trabajo sobre condiciones de empleo » (Español → Inglés) :

14. Reiterates its support for the European Employment Guidelines and the current Employment Strategy, as an efficient instrument to foster employment in the European Union, while respecting and strengthening the European social model; notes that the European Employment Taskforce has identified the requirement of increasing the adaptability of enterprises and workers as one of four essential areas for reform; will take up all the Task Force's findings and the outcome of the Tripartite Social Summit in the context of the 2004 employment guidelines package; is of the opinion that the social partners can be an important medium for achiev ...[+++]ing the Lisbon objectives;

14. Reiterates its support for the European Employment Guidelines and the current Employment Strategy, as an efficient instrument to foster employment in the European Union, while respecting and strengthening the European social model; notes that the European Employment Taskforce has identified the requirement of increasing the adaptability of enterprises and workers as one of four essential areas for reform; will take up all the Task Force's findings and the outcome of the Tripartite Social Summit in the context of the 2004 employment guidelines package; is of the opinion that the social partners can be an important medium for achiev ...[+++]ing the Lisbon objectives;

12. Notes that the European Employment Taskforce has identified the requirement of increasing the adaptability of enterprises and workers as one of four essential areas for reform; will take up all the Task Force's findings and the outcome of the Tripartite Social Summit in the context of the 2004 employment guidelines package; is of the opinion that the social partners can be an important medium for achieving the Lisbon objectives;

Secondly, the Council has decided to set up a European employment task force, and in the debate in the plenary session held in preparation for this summit this plan, which was the bright idea of Blair, Chirac and Schroeder, took me by surprise because these self-same governments are making impending concrete policy plans more difficult.

Further to the invitation of the 2003 Spring European Council, the Commission established a European Employment task force, with a mandate to identify practical reform measures that can help the Member States to implement the revised European Employment Strategy.

It follows from the Community principle of non-discrimination on the grounds of nationality that migrant workers must be treated in the same way as national workers with regard to access to employment, conditions of employment and work and social and fiscal advantages.