Traduction de «Ouvrier au traitement des pelleteries » (Français → Anglais) :

milk processing operator | milk treatment operative | milk heat treatment process operator | milk treatment operator

dairy process technician | dairy technician | dairy employee | dairy processing technician

Chemical processer/related worker

Chemical/gas/petrol processor

dairy product processer

well-treatment helper | formation fracturing-operator helper | iron-truck helper | carbon dioxide-truck operator | chemical-truck operator | acidizer helper

One of our largest members in Ontario almost exclusively does water treatment work, and they self-perform virtually all of that work, which means they have plumbers, carpenters, labourers, electricians, the whole thing, hundreds of workers.

18. Calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States, to propose a specific directive with minimum requirements for the vocational training of construction and maintenance workers, including managers and construction professionals working incidentally with asbestos, as well as of employees at landfills for the disposal of waste containing asbestos and at centres specialising in the treatment, safe removal and disposal of asbestos waste, and also to work with and support the social partners and other stakeholders to improve implementation of Article 14(2) of Directive 2009/148/EC through raising awareness of the need for app ...[+++]ropriate training and to develop information and materials to provide this; such training must be provided at regular intervals and at no cost to workers;

22. Notes the recent protest mounted by trade unions against proposed government changes to the Labour Law that might reduce workers" rights and freedoms; expresses serious concern over the status of workers, particularly female workers in textile factories; points out that equal treatment for women and equal employment opportunities are a core feature of a prosperous and competitive economy;

21. Notes the recent protest mounted by trade unions against proposed government changes to the Labour Law that might reduce workers’ rights and freedoms; expresses serious concern over the status of workers, particularly female workers in textile factories; points out that equal treatment for women and equal employment opportunities are a core feature of a prosperous and competitive economy;