Traduction de «employé au pair » (Français → Anglais) :

baby sitter | childminder | au pair | child caretaker

au-pair worker | au-pair

four twisted pair cable | four-pair cable | 4-pair cable | four-pair cabling | 4-pair cabling

vestibulocochlear nerve [ eighth cranial nerve | cranial nerve VIII | 8 cranial | auditory nerve | acoustic nerve | auditory eighth cranial nerve ]

quad-pair cable [ quad pair cable | quadded cable ]

peer review

peer group communication techniques | peer group method | peer group education | peer group methods

apply animal chiropractice techniques | use animal chiropractic technique | make use of animal chiropractic techniques | use animal chiropractic techniques

whereas au pairs are a group of domestic workers who are often not regarded as regular workers; whereas numerous reports indicate that this can lead to abuse by, for example, forcing au pairs to work excessive hours; whereas au pairs must receive protection equal to that of other domestic workers.

whereas the term ‘domestic and care workers’ includes diverse groups of workers including, but not limited to, live-in workers, external workers, hourly workers in several households, family workers, daily or night care workers, babysitters, au pairs and gardeners, whose reality and conditions may vary significantly.

I. whereas civil society has a crucial role to play in the democratic transition in Egypt, and must be allowed to operate freely; whereas the right of association goes hand in hand with, and is dependent on, the right to access funding; whereas international and domestic NGOs are facing increasing pressure, hostile attacks, harassment and intimidation in the country; whereas, on 4 June 2013, a Cairo criminal court sentenced 43 foreign and Egyptian NGO workers to up to five years in prison for civil society activities and ordered the closure and the confiscation of assets of local branches of five international NGOs which had been ope ...[+++]rating in Egypt for a long time, namely the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, the National Democratic Institute, the International Republican Institute, Freedom House and the International Center for Journalists; whereas these court sentences are part of a campaign of intimidation by Egyptian government authorities against NGOs;

Experts shall not participate in peer reviews in the Member State where they are employed.