Examples of using Labour inspectorates in English and their translations into Dutch
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The directive makes no mention of the role of the labour inspectorates and authorities which, when the directive is transposed,
efficient system of rapid information exchange between labour inspectorates on all problems encountered in monitoring the enforcement of Community legislation in the field of health
In addition, the Member States should be encouraged to provide their supervisory authorities(e.g. labour inspectorates) with the resources
Establishing active cooperation with labour inspectorates of third countries, so as to promote the work done by
qualitative data collected by labour inspectorates or contained in statistics on accidents
while in other countries the role of labour inspectorates is more important.
The Commission undertakes to work with the Member States in order to improve transnational cooperation of labour inspectorates in the subject areas covered by the Directive on the posting of workers.
the Member States is therefore essential, without neglecting the important role of labour inspectorates and the social partners in this respect.
In 2010, an external feasibility study14 on the establishment of a European platform for cooperation between labour inspectorates and other relevant monitoring
the availability of quality services supporting life-long learning; and Labour inspectorates promoting better work conditions.
Labour inspectorates should be ensured a role to cover these employment forms in their remit according to national practices
Labour inspectorates should be ensured a role to cover these employment forms in their remit according to national practices,
Labour inspectorates detected another serious problem, namely that some
The co-ordination between the different authorities in charge of the different inspections at national level and the Member States Labour Inspectorates need to be strengthened in order to ensure minimum standards of inspection across the EU.
When assessing the impact of the REACH Regulation, to examine the role of labour inspectorates and develop synergies in cooperation with other inspection bodies responsible for market surveillance
Map the resources of labour inspectorates and evaluate their capacity to carry out their main duties on enforcing OSH legislation Senior Labour Inspectors Committee(SLIC);
Member States need to evaluate constantly the effectiveness of labour inspectorates and other monitoring systems
lay the basis for closer cooperation between labour inspectorates.
facilitate cooperation between labour inspectorates and step up joint action with regard to specific sectors or risks.
With a view to reinforcing cooperation between national labour inspectorates in connection with the application of European legislation