Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Career progression in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In October 1999,Mr S. lodged a complaint with the Ombudsman concerning allegedunjustified delay in his career progression and lack of reply by the European Commissionto his appeal made under Article 90 of the Staff Regulations.
occupational choice and career progression have to be addressed.
equal pay and career progression;
This could be achieved through measures which aim to improve women's career progression and access to higher level positions,
in all age groups, career progression, continuity, etc.), but also in society,
have a positive impact on career progression.
their workplace, their career progression, their participation in decision-making
in all age groups, career progression, continuity, etc.), but also in society,
There are great opportunities for career progression.".
Clear career progression pathways and personal development planning.
Describe your career progression and the story it tells about you.
The new career structure will also facilitate more continuous career progression.
equal access to the labour market and career progression;
validation, career progression possibilities, and compatibility of training with labour market requirements.
transnational exchange schemes for national customs officers must be expanded and linked to career progression within national services.
equal access to the labour market and career progression;
validation, career progression possibilities, and compatibility of training with labour market requirements.
The conditions available to facilitate the access of young people to the labour market and their career progression through quality employment deserves special attention.
Ensure that at least 40% of the under-represented sex participate in committees involved in recruitment/career progression and in establishing and evaluating research programmes.
Generally speaking, as highlighted in the ETAN report on Women and Science, women researchers continue to face more serious obstacles to career progression than men do.