Traduction de «collaborateurs de direction » (Français → Anglais) :

top team [ top management team | top management group ]

principal assistant

impart business plan to collaborators | impart business plans to collaborator | impart business plans to collaborators | imparting business plans to collaborators

WHO Collaborating Centre for Rabies Surveillance and Research

JDFI Collaborative Clinical Protocol Group [ Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International Collaborative Clinical Protocol Group ]

provide collaborators with guiding input for their work | provide collaborators with input to guide their work | explain ideas and expectations to the team | provide input to collaborators to guide their work

lineal descent

evaluate organisational collaborators performance | rate performance of organisational collaborators | assess performance of organisational collaborators | evaluate performance of organisational collaborators

In the audience we have Dann Michols, who was at the table the last time, the assistant deputy minister, healthy environments and consumer safety branch; Bob McMurtry, the assistant deputy minister of public and population health; Claire Franklin, the executive director of the Pest Management Regulatory Agency; and Denis Gauthier, qui est le sous-ministre adjoint of the information, analysis, and connectivity branch.

Question No. 498 Hon. Gerry Byrne: With regard to directives governing communications by Senators, Members of Parliament, and their respective staff, with officials of government (with the exception of communications that involve Ministers of the Crown or ministerial staff): (a) what instructions, protocols or other guidelines are in place regarding such communications for each government department, agency, Crown Corporation, board, and other government body; (b) what was the issuing authority for each such directive; (c) what was the date on which the directive that is currently in effect was issued; (d) are the directives on commun ...[+++]ications that were referenced in sub-question (a) applicable to all Senators, Members of Parliament and their respective staff regardless of political affiliation; (e) are there any directives on communications that apply specifically to Members of Parliament from the government party and that differ from those directives that apply to Senators, Members of Parliament and their respective staff from opposition parties, and, if so, what are those directives and how do they differ; and (f) has a government-wide directive on such communications been issued to government departments, agencies, Crown Corporations, boards, and other government bodies, and, if so, (i) what does that directive say, (ii) who issued the directive, (iii) when was it issued, (iv) to which bodies does it apply?

(5) For these reasons and with a view to ensuring transparency, non-discrimination and legal certainty through common rules, it is appropriate to provide for such assistants, – with the exception of persons working for Members in the Member State in which they were elected, including persons working locally for Members elected in one of the Member States in which the three places of work are situated –, to be employed by way of direct contracts with the European Parliament.

(5) For these reasons and with a view to ensuring transparency and legal certainty through common rules, it is appropriate to provide for such assistants, – with the exception of assistants working for Members in the Member State in which they were elected, to be employed by way of direct contracts with the European Parliament.