Traduction de «Open-space office » (Anglais → Français) :

open plan office | open-space office

create open spaces | define open spaces | design open spaces | develop open spaces

open space [ green space | green area | green open space ]

open plan office [ open-plan office | open concept office | open office layout ]

public open space [ open public space ]

green area | green space | green open space

open space | sieve opening

in-town open land | urban open space

green space | open space

science officer | space shuttle crew member | astronaut | shuttle pilot

(b) include the distance between the handling site and schools, theatres, hospitals, office buildings, department stores, stations, single dwellings, apartment houses, open spaces and other places of public assembly, factories, pump houses, storage tanks, warehouses, electric power stations, power lines, installations already handling other commodities (reactive or otherwise, whether in transit or in storage) and the nearest fire hydrant or other source of water available for firefighting purposes.

That, in the opinion of this House, the government is failing to act in accordance with the democratic and open values expected of its office by imposing a narrow minded, socially conservative ideology as reflected in its approach to the judicial appointment process to dramatically increase the influence of right-wing ideology in the judiciary, its refusal to honour Canada's international obligations under the Kyoto Protocol including a refusal to act immediately to introduce regulations under the Canada Environmental Protection Act, its misconception that Canadians don’t want or need a dramatic increase in child care spaces on a nationa ...[+++]l basis, its budget spending cuts directed at aboriginal people and silencing advocacy work done on behalf of women and the most vulnerable Canadians even in the face of budget surpluses, its failure to protect and promote linguistic and cultural diversity, and its undemocratic assault on farmers who support the Canadian Wheat Board.

Changes in working methods are being tested, such as office-sharing and teleworking, and could be complemented by the introduction of open spaces.

Subsequently, as they grew, as Mrs. Hum-Hartley mentioned in her opening remarks, additional space had to be found within the complex; the space identified for the expansion of that office was designated at the 15 Eddy Street site.