Cooperation activities. Irrespective of the form of occupational safety cooperation and taking into consideration the size, nature of operations and other circumstances at the production facility or similar operative unit, the occupational safety activities shall include the following : - compiling an annual plan of action taking into consideration the occupational safety planning at the company and the related proposals - address the standard and development of working conditions and make development proposals - assessing the need, execution and follow-up of occupational safety surveys concerning the working conditions - discussing the arrangements of the health and safety monitoring at the workplace - assessing the need for an internal occupational safety inspection and related proposals and the follow-up of their implementation - assessing plans for changes and upgrades that may affect the working conditions at the workplace, issuing statements regarding them and organising the follow-up of their implementation - discussing and making proposals on training, orientation and onboarding in matters related to occupational safety - discussing the implementation of occupational health care and making proposals for its development - address the organisation of communication about industrial safety at the workplace - take care of any other issues relevant to industrial safety.
Cooperation activities. 1. The sectors for cooperation activities in satellite navigation and timing shall be radio-spectrum, scientific research and training, procurement, industrial cooperation, intellectual property rights, export control, trade and market development, standards, certification and regulatory measures, security, exchange of classified information, staff exchanges and access to services. The Parties may amend this list of sectors in accordance with Article 25.
2. This Agreement shall not affect the institutional autonomy of the European Union to regulate the European GNSS programmes nor the structure established by the European Union for the purpose of the operations of the European GNSS programmes. Nor shall this Agreement affect the applicable regulatory measures implementing non-proliferation commitments, export control, controls of intangible transfers of technology. Nor shall it affect national security measures.
3. Subject to their applicable regulatory measures, the Parties shall xxxxxx, to the fullest extent practicable, the cooperation activities under this Agreement with a view to providing comparable opportunities for participation in their activities in the sectors listed under paragraph 1.
Cooperation activities. The main development needs and consequent ESI Funding priorities identified were based on an analysis of coordination procedures and examination of cooperation opportunities between the ESI Funds and other EU funding mechanisms. Details of how these opportunities and synergies will be maximised are set out in Section 2.1 of this PA.
Cooperation activities. A local agreement can be made on establishing a cooperation committee to handle issues related to development activities and other such activities. The cooperation committee can replace the separate cooperation and labour protection committees and other similar committees. The cooperation committee can also be responsible for activities and plans pursuant to the Act on Cooperation within Undertakings, the Act on the Supervision of Occupational Safety and Health, the Occupational Health Care Act and the Non-Discrimination Act to the extent agreed locally. The shop xxxxxxx and the occupational safety representative shall both be involved in the company’s induction training for new senior salaried employees in a manner agreed locally. The provisions on cooperation in occupational health and safety shall apply to any workplace with 20 or more salaried employees. However, an occupational safety representative shall be elected when the number of salaried employees is 10 or more. A labour protection delegate shall enjoy preferential protection against dismissal and layoff, pursuant to section 10 of chapter 7 of the Employment Contracts Act. A labour protection delegate shall be entitled to participate during working hours in labour protection training that the federations have jointly approved. The employer shall cover the costs of the training and any loss of earnings from regular working hours. The occupational safety representative participates with the occupational health personnel, line management and personnel administration in drafting an action plan for the occupational health services as well as in planning, implementing and monitoring activities promoting physical fitness and work ability. These activities monitor the ability of the people working for the company to cope with their work. The employer shall pay separate monthly compensation to a labour protection delegate, unless otherwise locally agreed. Monthly compensation is 61 EUR until 31.12.2016. Monthly compensation as of 1.1.2017 is 63 EUR. This compensation shall be paid if the number of employees represented is not less than 20.
Cooperation activities. 2.1. The cooperation between the partners will include the following activities: exchange of information; Assistance in investigations; joint or parallel investigations; technical assistance; access to information systems and databases; strategic analysis; training and staff exchange.
Cooperation activities. 1. The cooperation activities provided for in this Agreement mainly involve those geared to setting up and operating the SBAS-ASECNA system, based on the EGNOS system technology. They also cover the use in Africa of the system produced by the Galileo programme, the radio spectrum, standards, certification and international organisations, safety, research and development, human resources, communication and awareness-raising, exchanges of personnel and promotion on the African continent of satellite navigation services. The parties have the option of amending this list of activities in accordance with Article 34 of this Agreement.
2. This Agreement is without prejudice to the Union's institutional independence with regard to regulating European satellite navigation programmes or the structure established by the Union for implementing these programmes. The Agreement is also without prejudice to regulatory measures that implement non-proliferation obligations, control of exports and control of intangible transfers of technology. It is also without prejudice to measures affecting national security.
3. This Agreement is also without prejudice to ASECNA's institutional independence.
4. Subject to their respective rules, the parties shall promote as far as possible the cooperation activities conducted under this Agreement.
Cooperation activities. 1. The Parties shall cooperate in areas of mutual interest with a view to benefitting from the complementarities of their economies and the opportunities created under this Agreement in terms of the envisaged job creation in accordance with Article 7.1.
2. Areas of cooperation may include:
(a) appropriate means of identifying investment opportunities and information channels on investment regulations, with the aim of facilitating foreign direct investment;
(b) elaboration of strategies and programs to identify key obstacles to and opportunities for investment in the Parties, with a focus on high value- added sectors with linkages to regional and global value chains and potential measures to remove obstacles;
(c) furthering of an environment conducive to increased investment flows; and technology collaboration10;
(d) development of mechanisms for joint investments and ventures between enterprises including micro, small and medium sized enterprises;
(e) development and execution of public-private strategies for the identification of investment opportunities in, and matchmaking of investors between, the Parties; 9 For greater certainty, Parties recognise that sovereign wealth funds are excluded from the promotion obligations undertaken by the EFTA States.
Cooperation activities. 1. The Parties may initiate and carry out various types of cooperation activities, including the participation of experts,
2. Nothing under this Chapter, shall preclude the Parties from establishing bilateral cooperation relations and cooperation linkages in other areas.
3. The cooperation activities shall be carried out taking into account: (a) the economic, financial, environmental, geographical, social, technological, cultural, and legal differences between the Parties; (b) national priorities agreed upon by the Parties; (c) the advisability to prevent duplication of existing cooperation activities; and (d) the intention of the Parties to develop and implement cooperation activities through different initiatives.
Cooperation activities. In pursuit of the objectives set forth in Article 13.1, the Parties shall encourage and facilitate, as appropriate, the following cooperative activities, including, but not limited to
(a) The development of those within the framework of bilateral cooperation agreements or conventions;
(b) The facilitation of the exchange of experts, information, documentation and experiences
(c) The promotion of cooperation in regional and multilateral forums;
(d) The orientation of cooperation activities;
(e) The exchange of technical assistance, and
(f) The organization of dialogues, conferences, seminars and training programs.
Cooperation activities. 1. The Parties recognize the benefit of sharing their diverse experiences in designing, implementing, and strengthening programs to promote the participation of women in the national and international economy.
2. Accordingly, the Parties shall carry out cooperative activities aimed at enhancing the capacity of women, including workers, entrepreneurs and business people, to access and benefit fully from the opportunities created by this Agreement.
3. Cooperation shall be carried out on topics agreed by the Parties, through the interaction of government institutions, and business, labor, educational, research, and other civil society organizations in each Party, as appropriate, to identify potential areas of cooperation and develop activities of mutual interest.
4. Areas of cooperation may include, but are not limited to
(a) Programs aimed at promoting the development of women's skills and competencies in the labor, business and social fields;
(b) Improving women's access to technology, science and innovation
(c) Promoting financial inclusion and education;
(d) Development of women's leadership networks;
(e) Best labor practices for the incorporation and permanence of women in the labor market;
(f) Promoting the participation of women in decision-making positions in the public and private sectors;
(g) Promotion of female entrepreneurship;
(h) Health and safety at work;
(i) Care policies and programs with a gender and social co-responsibility perspective, and
(j) Statistical indicators, methods and procedures with a gender perspective.
5. The Parties may carry out activities in the areas of cooperation established in paragraph 4, through
(a) Workshops, seminars, dialogues and other forums for exchange knowledge, experiences and best practices;
(b) Internships, visits and research studies to document and study policy and practice;
(c) Collaborative research and development related to best practices in matters of mutual interest;
(d) Specific exchanges of technical expertise and technical assistance, where appropriate, and
(e) Other forms as agreed by the Parties.
6. This cooperation will take into account the priorities and needs of each Party, as well as the available resources. The financing of cooperation activities will be decided on a case-by-case basis by the Parties, which will exchange lists with their areas of interest and specialization.
