Translation of "Berufliche anforderungen" in English

Registration of an insurance intermediary is subject to fulfilment of the following professional requirements:

Social and professional requirements change constantly.

This makes it easier for them to coordinate their professional and personal needs.

The aim of updating training courses is to adapt the qualifications of staff to changed vocational requirements.

At the same time, occupational requirements have increased and occupational qualification requirements have grown substantially.

At ECON we help you to successfully unite the demands placed on you by your professional and private lives.

Findings about new professional demands in nursing should also lead to recommendations on how to modify training content and educational structures.

For this reason, E.ON comprehensively supports its employees to combine professional requirements with private ones.

However, they, and this applies equally to men, have to be able to manage their domestic commitments just as well as they cope with the professional demands placed on them.

The appropriateness of the level of knowledge and competence should be assured by the application of specific knowledge and professional requirements to those persons.

Member States may add to the professional requirements laid down in the Directive, but only for the intermediaries that they register.

Such protection is to be provided inter alia by guaranteeing that all persons (natural or legal) taking up or pursuing the activity of insurance or reinsurance mediation have been registered on the basis of certain professional requirements.

Before being able to carry out their activities, credit intermediaries should be subject to an admission process by the competent authority of their home Member State and subject to ongoing supervision to ensure that they meet strict professional requirements at least in relation to their competence, good repute and professional indemnity cover.

Also, the independence of the Equality Body had not been mentioned in the Equality for Men and Women Act, and the word "determining" had been missing from the Maltese legislative provision relating to the exception for "genuine and determining occupational requirements".

Travelling by air is no longer perceived as a luxury, but has become a necessity to meet business needs and a self-evident right for European citizens.

It was important that education and training met the needs of the labour market.

Such requirements (called ‘occupational requirements)’ must be genuine, legitimate and justified and must not be based on other criteria (for example an employee’s sexual orientation).

A key feature of countries with minimal corruption is a large degree of openness, a clear-cut demarcation between the exercise of power in politics and business, a politically neutral administration and high professional standards within the judiciary.

Economic factors and professional demands provide a clear agenda, but issues relating to personal identity and the development of mutual understanding are also key factors.

On the organisational-social level, factors directly associated with stress (low job content, high job demands and low social support) have recently also been identified as being important.

Since unification, teachers in vocational schools and non-plant institutions in the "new" Länder are being required to cope with training young people for entirely new job requirements for which they were not trained themselves.

This study concerns environmental protection not in industry as a whole but in firms which, as sources of pollution, find themselves compelled or required to take protective measures (with corresponding implications for occupational requirements in the firm).