deal with client's negative feedback | handle complaints by customers | handle customer complaints | handle customers' complaints

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Claims Officer [ Claims Offr | Assistant Judge Advocate General Paralegal | AJAG Paralegal ]

operate ambulance in non-emergency conditions | steer ambulance in non-emergency conditions | drive ambulance under non-emergency conditions | operate ambulance under non-emergency conditions

follow up on complaints | investigate complaint reports | act in response to complaint or accident reports | follow up complaint reports

Two outbreaks required a more complex response, or stimulated some specific actions: the SARS event, which represented a major threat to the EU and required a coordinated effort by all Member States, and the outbreak of gastroenteritis in a cruise ship, which required urgent contacts among health authorities and raised some questions beyond its actual public health threat.

From our standpoint, we need to push on coordination of trade and security objectives, definitely supporting a binational border authority, and definitely pushing expeditiously on continued infrastructure investment inasmuch as a crossing in the mid-term, but some much more fundamental foundational investments in the short term are where we see the priorities.

27. Expresses its concern about the revelations concerning the flagrant breach of the right to private life and protection of personal data committed in the secret programmes of mass surveillance of European citizens, without case-by-case judicial authorisation and without appropriate parliamentary control, established by European and non-European states; condemns such practices and urges these states to end such infringements without delay; calls for full details of these programmes and possible international involvement in them to be disclosed, and for the programmes to be reviewed immediately; stresses that the EU and its Member States should take firm action against states which violate the fundamental right to privacy by spying on t ...[+++]he communications of EU citizens and institutional, political and economic representatives and actors in Europe; is concerned at the fact that intelligence services have escaped democratic, parliamentary and judicial control, conducting secret programmes and operations without political approval; calls, consequently, for an urgent revision of mechanisms for the judicial and parliamentary oversight of secret services so as to ensure that intelligence services are anchored in democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights, as required by Article 2 TEU; condemns the secret involvement of private undertakings in mass surveillance activities; stresses that the EU should react more forcefully and that it should call for measures to be taken at international level to ensure that European privacy and data protection rules are enforced and upheld, and should promote technologies that guarantee the confidentiality of communications in Europe;

27. Expresses its concern about the revelations concerning the flagrant breach of the right to private life and protection of personal data committed in the secret programmes of mass surveillance of European citizens, without case-by-case judicial authorisation and without appropriate parliamentary control, established by European and non-European states; condemns such practices and urges these states to end such infringements without delay; calls for full details of these programmes and possible international involvement in them to be disclosed, and for the programmes to be reviewed immediately; stresses that the EU and its Member States should take firm action against states which violate the fundamental right to privacy by spying on t ...[+++]he communications of EU citizens and institutional, political and economic representatives and actors in Europe; is concerned at the fact that intelligence services have escaped democratic, parliamentary and judicial control, conducting secret programmes and operations without political approval; calls, consequently, for an urgent revision of mechanisms for the judicial and parliamentary oversight of secret services so as to ensure that intelligence services are anchored in democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights, as required by Article 2 TEU; condemns the secret involvement of private undertakings in mass surveillance activities; stresses that the EU should react more forcefully and that it should call for measures to be taken at international level to ensure that European privacy and data protection rules are enforced and upheld, and should promote technologies that guarantee the confidentiality of communications in Europe;