Traduction de «telephone answering system » (Anglais → Français) :

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automatic answering machine | telephone answering machine | telephone answering set

receptionist | switchboard operator | telephone answering service operator | telephone switchboard operator

pilots’ automatic telephone weather answering system [ PATWAS | telephone information briefing service ]

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automatic telephone answering with personal greeting

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We got in touch with CCRA, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, which runs an extensive telephone answering system.

Mr. Gerry Ritz: But do they in fact have fewer employees, or are those employees, instead of being behind a teller cage, now behind a telephone in an answering system somewhere doing your banking by phone?

Products or equipment of transmitting sound, images or other information by telecommunications, such as User terminals and systems, Facsimile, Telex, Telephones, Pay telephones, Cordless telephones, cellular telephones, Answering systems

(Return tabled) Question No. 131 Mr. Robert Chisholm: With regard to the Social Security Tribunal (SST): (a) how many appeals have been sent to the General Division level; (b) how many appeals have been heard; (c) how many appeals have been allowed; (d) how many appeals were summary dismissals; (e) how many appeals were dismissed; (f) how many appeals are pending; (g) what is the average time for appeals to be heard; (h) how many appeals are dealt with per month; (i) what proportion of appeals are heard within the SST's timelines; (j) is there a backlog of cases; (k) how many cases are waiting to be heard; (l) where are cases coming from by rural/urban, or geographic region; (m) what are the common issues being (i) heard, (ii) a ...[+++]llowed, (iii) dismissed; (n) how many appellants were granted access to consult their case file ahead of a hearing by the General Division, (i) by number, (ii) as a proportion of all appellants at this level; (m) how many appellants were granted access to consult their case file ahead of a hearing by the Appeal Division (i) by number, (ii) as a proportion of all appellants at this level; (n) how are the cases being heard; (o) how many cases are heard via telephone; (p) how many questions and answers in person; (q) how many questions and answers via email; (r) has there been any feedback from SST members on the process; (s) what kind of training for SST members has been implemented; (t) given that SST members work from home, has any kind of networking system been put in place to support SST members; (u) given that decisions made by the Umpire and higher courts were provided in a jurisprudence library online, will the General Division or Appeals Division decisions be available in the jurisprudence library; and (v) will the more specific “Decisions Favourable to Workers” website be continued?