Translation of "trousse d’accouchement de travail " (French → English) :

Birthing/delivery kit

combined labour/birth/recovery room [ labour/birth/recovery room ]

Aboriginal Labour Market Toolkit

Abnormality of maternal soft tissues Destructive operation to facilitate delivery Fetus or newborn affected by conditions classifiable to O60-O75 and by procedures used in labour and delivery not included in P02.- and P03.0-P03.6 Induction of labour

Preterm labour without delivery

Therefore, there will be follow-up, not only in the form of the kit they will receive, but also by our working with the organization responsible for offices and points of service.

As a result of a CIDA project in Ethiopia supporting the distribution of health commodities and equipment such as mosquito nets, birthing kits, and obstetric equipment, Canada has contributed to an increase in the proportion of children vaccinated against diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus (DPT3) to 88% in 2011-12 (compared to 86% in 2010-11 and 73% in the base year 2007).

43. Urges the Council to break the deadlock with regard to the adoption of the amendment to the pregnant workers directive accepting the flexibility proposed by Parliament so that Europe can make progress in protecting the rights and improving the working conditions of pregnant workers and those who have recently given birth; underlines, in this connection, the importance of effectively protecting motherhood and fatherhood by combating i) dismissal from employment during or after pregnancy, ii) salary cuts during maternity leave, and iii) downgrading of job status or remuneration upon return to work; emphasises the need to ensure that ...[+++]non-typical employees of companies, such as locums, freelance workers and other temporary employees, can assert rights to an extent that reflects the individual employee's work contribution in the period prior to pregnancy and birth, and which ensures the greatest possible equality of treatment in relation to permanent colleagues in the sector in question;

43. Urges the Council to break the deadlock with regard to the adoption of the amendment to the pregnant workers directive accepting the flexibility proposed by Parliament so that Europe can make progress in protecting the rights and improving the working conditions of pregnant workers and those who have recently given birth; underlines, in this connection, the importance of effectively protecting motherhood and fatherhood by combating i) dismissal from employment during or after pregnancy, ii) salary cuts during maternity leave, and iii) downgrading of job status or remuneration upon return to work; emphasises the need to ensure that ...[+++]non-typical employees of companies, such as locums, freelance workers and other temporary employees, can assert rights to an extent that reflects the individual employee’s work contribution in the period prior to pregnancy and birth, and which ensures the greatest possible equality of treatment in relation to permanent colleagues in the sector in question;