Vertaling van "assistenza ristorazione " (Italiaans → Engels) :

56. Emphasises the scale of the medical costs entailed by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias and that it is important to find viable solutions which take into account: the direct medical costs (comprising health system costs: specialist costs, medicinal products, medical examinations and regular check-ups); the direct social costs (comprising the cost of formal services outside the medical system: community services, home care, provision of food, transport, and placement of patients in specialist residential centres for the care of the elderly, where they can receive medical assistance); and informal costs (comprising the costs as ...[+++]sociated with reduced productivity in the event of a prolongation of working life, and loss of output as a result of early retirement, leave for medical reasons or death);

for Lufthansa: air transport of passengers and cargo and related services (in-flight catering, IT-services, maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircrafts and ground handling services), supply of airline seats to tour operators and charter operations,

The best prospects of job creation up to 2015 are expected in business services (such as IT, insurance or consultancy), health care and social work, distribution, personal services, hotels and catering, and to a lesser extent education (Figure 1).

8. Stresses the economic importance of airports for job creation, particularly at regional level; points out that European airport operators, airlines, maintenance firms, caterers are in a position to create a significant number of jobs, thereby contributing to the achievement of the Lisbon Strategy;

The statistics shall cover all economic activities defined in sections B (Mining and quarrying), C (Manufacturing), D (Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply), E (Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities), F (Construction), G (Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles), H (Transportation and storage), I (Accommodation and food service activities), J (Information and communication activities), K (Financial and insurance activities), L (Real estate activities), M (Professional, scientific and technical activities), N (Administrative and support service activities), P (Education), Q (Human health and social work activities), R (Arts, entertai ...[+++]nment and recreation activities) and S (Other service activities) of the statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE Rev. 2)’.

24. Calling attention to the situation of women in the services sector, which is often characterised by precarious employment, a low-pay structure, lack of education and training opportunities etc., and to their participation both in traditional activities (education, medical and elderly care, health, tourism, the restaurant sector) as well as in the new and constantly developing sectors (beauty, entertainment), calls on the Member States to implement equality policies to protect and promote the rights of women workers (retirement, social insurance, training, professional development, equal pay, work-life balance, etc.), in particular ca ...[+++]lls on the Member States to develop child and elderly care services, in order to actively support the reconciliation of family and professional life;