JOINT DECLARATIONS. The Joint Declarations annexed to this Agreement shall form an integral part of this Agreement.
JOINT DECLARATIONS. Joint Declaration concerning the Application of WTO Rules and Procedures To the extent that references are made in the context of this Agreement, to the rules and procedures set out in Annex 1A, Annex 1B and Annex 1C of the Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization, the Parties agree to apply them irrespective of whether or not they are members of WTO.
JOINT DECLARATIONS. Joint Declaration on Article 3 The Parties to this Stabilisation and Association Agreement, European Communities and their member states, of the one part, and the Republic of Serbia, of the other part, consider that the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery, both at state and non-state actors level, represents one of the most serious threats to international peace, stability and security as confirmed by the UNSCR 1540. Non-proliferation of WMD is therefore a joint concern for the European Communities and their member states and Serbia. The fight against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery also constitutes a fundamental element for the European Union when it considers the decision of entering into an agreement with a third country. This is why the Council decided in November 2003 that a non-proliferation clause should be inserted in the new agreements with third countries and agreed on a text of standard clause (see doc. 14997/03). Such a clause has since been inserted in European Union’s agreements with nearly one hundred countries. The European Union and the Republic of Serbia, as responsible members of the international community, reaffirm their full commitment to the principle of non- proliferation of the weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery and to the full implementation of their international obligations arising out of international instruments they are parties to. It is in this spirit and in line with the above stated general EU policy and Serbian commitment to the principle of non-proliferation of the weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery, both Parties agreed to include, in Article 3 of this agreement, the standard clause on WMD as set out by the EU Council. Joint declaration on Article 32 The purpose of measures defined in Article 32 is to monitor the trade of products with high content of sugar that could be used for further processing and to prevent the possible distortion in patterns of trade of sugar and products not having characteristics essentially different to the characteristics of sugar. This article should be interpreted in such a manner that does not disturb or disturbs to the least possible scale the trade in products intended for final consumption. Joint Declaration on Article 75 The Parties agree that for the purpose of this Agreement, intellectual and industrial property includes in particular copyright, including the cop...
JOINT DECLARATIONS. Joint Declaration on intellectual, industrial and commercial property (Article 33 of the Amended EU- Palestinian Authority Interim Association Agreement) Joint Declaration on Article 55 of the Amended EU-Palestinian Authority Interim Association Agreement Joint Declaration on Article 58 of the Amended EU-Palestinian Authority Interim Association Agreement Joint Declaration on decentralised cooperation Joint Declaration on Article 67 of the Amended EU-Palestinian Authority Interim Association Agreement Joint Declaration on Article 70 of the Amended EU-Palestinian Authority Interim Association Agreement Joint Declaration on data protection Joint Declaration on a programme of support for Palestinian industry Common declaration on cooperation on sanitary and phytosanitary or technical barriers to trade issues Part 3. RECOMMENDATION OF THE EU-PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY JOINT COMMITTEE OF 14 APRIL 2013 ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION- PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY EUROPEAN NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY ACTION PLAN
JOINT DECLARATIONS concerning Protocol 3 to the Agreement
JOINT DECLARATIONS. An open working life The Norwegian Union of Commerce and Office Employees and Virke recognize the common challenges that lie in the fact that the service industries are labour-intensive and the need for labour is increasing. It is therefore important that a safe and good working environment is established and that the management and shop stewards have a particular responsibility to contribute to this being open and inclusive. The parties acknowledge that it is necessary to actively oppose attitudes that may have a discriminatory effect due to race, skin colour, ethnic or national origin, political, religious or cultural views, or sexual orientation and form of cohabitation. Postal services in shops An increasing number of valuable goods are sold in shops. In addition, more and more services are being assigned to shops, services that in many cases involve extensive use of cash and electronic payment systems. One of these services is "Postal services in shops", which has now been introduced in a number of grocery shops around Norway to increase accessibility and services to the public. Virke and the Norwegian Union of Commerce and Office Employees agrees that the new service offerings mean that the employees will need education and training in the new functions they are to perform. It is important that the shops ensure that the employees receive such training. A greater flow of cash can mean that the shops will be more easily exposed to robbery. It is therefore important that these shops assess their security routines and establish safety and after-care measures that take care of the employees in the best possible way. In this connection, the parties refer to "Security against robbery", a joint project prepared by the parties to ensure security in the best possible way. With regard to control measures for postal services in shops, refer to the Agreement on control measures in the company - Supplementary Agreement VII to the Main Agreement between Virke and LO. Oslo, 05 October 2020 Xxxx Xxxxxxx /s/ VIRKE (THE ENTERPRISE FEDERATION OF NORWAY) Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxx /s/ NORWEGIAN UNION OF COMMERCE AND OFFICE EMPLOYEES Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx /s/ THE NORWEGIAN CONFEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS This agreement is electronically approved. Appendix 1A Minimum wage rates for shop, office and warehouse employees (cf. §1.2.1.) Young employees aged under 16 NOK 18,916 Young employees aged under 18 NOK 19,403 Pay grade 1 NOK 25,924 Pay grade 2 NOK 26,062 Pay grade 3 (aged 25)...
