Traduction de «Part-time hospitalization » (Anglais → Français) :

part-time hospitalization [ partial hospitalization ]

partial hospitalization | part-time hospitalization | partial care

part-time employment [ part-time | part-time job | part-time work | Part-time(ECLAS) ]

behavioural insight for customers' security | human dynamics as part of security in hospitality | human behaviour as part of a security programme | human dynamics as part of hospitality security

continuing part-time employee [ permanent part-time employee | continuous part-time employee | regular part-time employee | part-time continuing employee ]

part-time Canada Student Loan [ part-time CSL | part-time student loan | part-time loan ]

part-time employment | part-time job | part-time work

part-time employee | part-time worker | part-timer

become an effective team player in the hospitality field | work in a team of hospitality | form part of a team | work in a hospitality team

This is the evidence of False Creek Surgical Centre: We have only three or four full-time nursing staff, we have 57 part-time nurses who work in the local hospitals and gain added employment and added benefits from working out of an alternative health care delivery system when it comes to surgery.

There are also people who do not qualify at all for employment insurance, such as part time workers in hospitals, schools, plants, and so on.

As the non-executive Chair of the Finance Committee at a major National Health Service hospital trust – a part-time role, of a few days each month, which I have been able to fulfil alongside my executive roles in central government - I have worked at the sharp end of public finance and service delivery to help restore the trust to financial balance in each of the last four years.

63. Stresses the fact that the decisions taken by some Member States to cut their budgets for childcare, education and extracurricular activities, school meals, transport subsidies and assistance for those caring for dependents have direct implications for women, who have to take on the majority of the additional tasks entailed; emphasises that this means women often have to move into part-time employment (with the accompanying social disadvantages in terms of lower income and reduced pensions); believes that the public network of day nurseries, crèches and public recreational activities for children needs to be expanded, along with th ...[+++]e public support network for the elderly and a public network of community hospitals;