Traduction de «humaines décrocher » (Français → Anglais) :

Portrait of a Human Resources Forum: Landing a Job in the Private Sector

pick up [ pick up the telephone | pick up the phone | lift | open the line ]

human cloning [ cloning of human beings | human reproductive cloning | therapeutic cloning ]

personnel manager | personnel supervisor | human resources officer | personnel administrator

career advice office manager | employee benefits manager | human resources manager | human resources specialist

human resources associate | human resources secretary | human resources assistant | human resources executive assistant

human development [ HDI | human development index | Development indicator(STW) ]

habitat [ human habitat | human settlement | human settlement(GEMET) ]

Additional Protocol to the Convention for the Protection of the Human Rights and Dignity of the Human Being with regard to the Application of Biology and Medicine, on the Prohibition of Cloning Human Beings

people issues

With regards to efforts by the federal government to improve the literacy of Canadians over the last five years: (a) what investments and expenditures were made on literacy and numeracy initiatives; (b) what is the breakdown of these expenditures and investments for each federal department, and specifically for agencies such as the Literacy Secretariat (NLS) at Human Resources Development Canada and Correctional Service Canada; (c) what is the amount of funding which has been directed to each of the provinces and territories; (d) what is the amount of funding which went to each province or territory through Labour Market Training for ...[+++]literacy and education initiatives before the government devolved responsibilities; (e) have any efforts been made to direct such programs for the benefit of the aboriginal peoples of Canada and if so: (i) in what manner; (ii) what amounts have been so dedicated; and (iii) what specific financial programs have been put in place to attain such an objective; and (f) what level of literacy and numeracy is considered necessary to function in today's economy, and similarly, what is the base level needed to obtain and maintain a job?

In his civilian life, Mr. Blakely was a journeyman plumber and a pipe fitter before earning a law degree from the University of Alberta and becoming a certified human resources professional.

Q-32 Mr. Martin (Winnipeg Centre) With regards to efforts by the federal government to improve the literacy of Canadians over the last five years: (a) what investments and expenditures were made on literacy and numeracy initiatives; (b) what is the breakdown of these expenditures and investments for each federal department, and specifically for agencies such as the Literacy Secretariat (NLS) at Human Resources Development Canada and Correctional Service Canada; (c) what is the amount of funding which has been directed to each of the provinces and territories; (d) what is the amount of funding which went to each province or territory t ...[+++]hrough Labour Market Training for literacy and education initiatives before the government devolved responsibilities; (e) have any efforts been made to direct such programs for the benefit of the aboriginal peoples of Canada and if so: (i) in what manner; (ii) what amounts have been so dedicated; and (iii) what specific financial programs have been put in place to attain such an objective; and (f) what level of literacy and numeracy is considered necessary to function in today's economy, and similarly, what is the base level needed to obtain and maintain a job?

The one thing that is critical and has not happened over different levels of successive governments is building that firm human foundation, that firm human infrastructure that is spiritual, social, cultural and linguistic which will result in children staying in school and will not drop out.