Sentence examples for directive on working from inspiring English sources
"Traditionally Eastern Europe has had longer working hours, but with the new EU directive on working time, the new member states will have to adapt to the relations and efficiency in the EU 15," he said.
I am thinking of course of the agreements on the telecom package, food safety, safety in the aviation sector, and the directive on working times for road transport.
I will continue with the same argument as Mr Andersen, because, like him, I work in the Committee on Employment, and I am going to vote yes, because the approval is also going to help another dossier about which we are very concerned, which is the general Directive on working time, for which I am rapporteur.
EU directives on working time particularly irk the businessman, who founded the FTSE 100 investment group Hargreaves Lansdown, although he has now stepped down from any formal executive role at the firm.
The directive sets limits on working hours – 48 hours per week – something that has long been opposed by many in government for interfering with the UK's labour laws.
The Association of American Publishers praised the directive's emphasis on working with publishers and the fact that the 12 month embargo is only a guideline that agencies can "tailor" for particular scientific fields or for their mission.
This is also the case for the Directive on organisation of working time (93/104/EC), while the Council Directive on work with display screen equipment (90/270/EEC) actually refers to "problems of mental stress" in the context of risk assessment.
In response to Mr Markov and to Mrs Ayala, I will state that the study on the use of small lorries is under way, that we envisage a meeting taking place this year with all of the interested parties and, once again, that we are going to increase the coordination between these texts and the directive on drivers' working time.
5 One of the main differences between the European and the Norwegian directives on doctors' working time is the effectuation date.
Implicit in that call to action was its mirror opposite directive: Stop working on stuff that doesn't matter (like developing a new way to throw sheep in Facebook).
