Traduction de «Crisis situation worker » (Anglais → Français) :

crisis situation worker | disaster social worker | crisis intervention counsellor | crisis situation social worker

support a family in a crisis situation | support families in crisis situations | assist families in crisis situations | counsel family in crisis situation

active crisis situation [ crisis situation ]

normal situation (1) | non-crisis situation (2)

flexible modes of action geared to the diversity of crisis situations and making optimum use of the available capabilities

Crisis Situations in Cooperatives: Better Interventions Hinge on a Better Understanding

manage activities on board in the event of an emergency | perform crisis management in emergency situations | control proceedings on board in the event of an emergency | manage emergency situations on board

The EU Strategy for Action on the Crisis in Human Resources for Health in Developing Countries[15] adopted in December 2005, and the Programme for Action (PfA) to tackle the shortage of health workers in developing countries (2007 – 2013)[16] adopted a year later, recognised that the EU has a responsibility to take steps to meet its own objective of providing high quality healthcare without having a negative impact on the situation in non-EU countries ...[+++].

During the crisis, unemployment benefits coverage has in some cases been extended to include some previously unprotected groups, particularly temporary workers, and extending rights in other situations.

14. Recalls the need for EASO to provide technical support and specific expertise to Member States in their implementation of the asylum legislation, in cooperation with civil society and the UNHCR; stresses that it is important that the Commission should use the information gathered by EASO to identify potential shortcomings in Member States' asylum systems; such information collected by EASO pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 439/2010 is also pertinent in the framework of the mechanism for early warning, preparedness and crisis management which will form part of the amended Dublin Regulation; underlines the importance of presenting regu ...[+++]lar reports and drawing up action plans in order to promote targeted solutions and recommendations for improving the CEAS and remedying potential deficiencies; notes, in particular, the agency's role in coordinating and supporting common action in order to assist Member States whose asylum systems and reception facilities are subject to particular pressure, by means of measures including the secondment of officials to the Member States in question and the deployment of asylum expert teams and of social workers and interpreters who can be mobilised quickly in crisis situations; recalls that the impact of EASO will depend on the willingness of Member States to make full use of its potential;

14. Recalls the need for EASO to provide technical support and specific expertise to Member States in their implementation of the asylum legislation, in cooperation with civil society and the UNHCR; stresses that it is important that the Commission should use the information gathered by EASO to identify potential shortcomings in Member States‘ asylum systems; such information collected by EASO pursuant to Regulation (EU) 439/2010 is also pertinent in the framework of the mechanism for early warning, preparedness and crisis management which will form part of the amended Dublin Regulation; underlines the importance of presenting regular ...[+++] reports and drawing up action plans in order to promote targeted solutions and recommendations for improving the CEAS and remedying potential deficiencies; notes, in particular, the agency‘s role in coordinating and supporting common action in order to assist Member States whose asylum systems and reception facilities are subject to particular pressure, by means of measures including the secondment of officials to the Member States in question and the deployment of asylum expert teams and of social workers and interpreters who can be mobilised quickly in crisis situations; recalls that the impact of EASO will depend on the willingness of Member States to make full use of its potential;