Vertaling van "responsabilità del funzionario " (Italiaans → Engels) :

administrative responsibility [ civil servant's responsibility | responsibility of an administration ]

liability [ collective liability | legal liability | legal responsibility ]

civil servant [ senior official ]

corporate social responsibility | corporate responsibility [ CSR ]

invalidity adviser | social security claims officer | benefits officer | social security officer

insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles | motor vehicle liability insurance | third party motor insurance

Federal Act of 14 March 1958 on the Liability of the Federal Government, the Members of its Authorities and its Public Officials | Government Liability Act [ GLA ]

fiscal policy analyst | fiscal policy consultant | fiscal affairs policy officer | fiscal policy developer

policy officer | policy officer for education | education policy officer | policy officer, education

Conversely, it is not relevant which national body carries out a check, since Member States may assign different responsibilities to different authorities, e.g. a customs officer may be entitled to verify the legality of a stay and a police officer may be entitled to verify goods.

It should be added that the applicant’s argument that the functions of an administrator in grade AD 5, as listed in Annex I, Section A, to the Staff Regulations, correspond inter alia to those of a junior lawyer, a junior economist or a junior scientist, and that this does not match the responsibilities that he undertakes on his own, without acting in a junior capacity in relation to another official or staff member, clearly fails to take into account the job description appearing in the vacancy notice, which gives as one of the main duties that of ‘[p]reparing briefings, notes and other documents . for the senior of ...[+++]ficials and [at a] political level’.

Responsibilities of the competent accrediting officer

5. Underlines that implementation by the EU missions of the guidelines on human rights defenders has so far been unsatisfactory and calls on the Commission to undertake an in-depth analysis to ensure that this issue will be addressed; notes, in this regard, that as a consequence of the adoption of the Lisbon Treaty, Commission delegations in third countries are now required to make full use of the new opportunities, but are also given further responsibilities to better address this issue as they become Union delegations, with an increasingly important role in terms of representation of the EU and the implementation of the human rights policy; reiterates therefore its call to systematically appoint to each country a highly qualified political official with a ...[+++] specific responsibility on human rights and democracy, and to integrate guidelines and develop best practices on human rights and their implementation in EU mission staff training programmes, job descriptions and appraisal processes;