Traduction de «Emplois de l'armée métiers civils » (Français → Anglais) :

Army employment civilian jobs a guide to civilian occupation related to army employment

As a result, many releasing CAF members have little or no experience of civilian job application processes, how to develop résumés, how to prepare for job interviews, or how to sell the numerous skills and trades they’ve learned in the military to civilian employers.

Members can imagine how difficult it can be for them to find a new job, new occupation or new profession, especially if their military criminal record, resulting from a breach of conduct or bad behaviour when they were members of the Canadian armed forces, follows them.

These included the efficiency and cost-effectiveness that could be achieved by making greater use of the army reserves themselves; the need to include reservists in the overall planning process; the need for more realistic training standards; the recognition of civilian qualifications in determining rank and trade progression; the need for training resources to be allocated to army reserve units, including equipment and training areas, courses, and funding; the recognition of the important link that the Canadian Forces provide to the individual communities in which they are located; the preservation of the regimental system as the ...[+++]most viable means of meeting all of our military and civil requirements; the leadership and command of the army reserves; and finally, the unit establishments, the administration, and the funding of the reserves.

57. Remains deeply concerned about the critical situation in Syria; deplores in the strongest possible terms the use of chemical weapons and the excessive use of force and violence against the civilian population and minorities in the country, which cannot be justified under any circumstances, and abhors the scale of state abuses that may constitute crimes against humanity; reiterates its strong endorsement of the call by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for the situation in Syria to be referred to the ICC by the UN Securit ...[+++]y Council (UNSC) for a formal investigation; calls on all armed factions to put an immediate end to violence in the country; expresses grave concern at the ongoing humanitarian crisis, including the situation of refugees, and the implications for neighbouring countries and stability in the region; stresses again that humanitarian assistance to those in need of basic goods and services in Syria and its neighbours must be an immediate priority for the international community and the European Union; believes that the key to solving the conflict lies in political mechanisms and diplomatic processes; stresses the importance of the strict implementation of the Convention on the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction; welcomes the recent UNSC resolution and the UN Secretary General‘s proposal for a Geneva II conference to be held in December 2013; condemns the persecution of Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East;