Examples of using Re-training in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Qimonda case shows that it is also up to the Commission to ensure that re-training takes place for jobs with a future rather than just taking a scatter-gun approach.
Tinnitus re-training combines periods of listening to low levels of specially created sounds with counselling sessions.
developing training and re-training focused on the specific customer.
We must put in place appropriate re-training measures to ensure that the people who lost their jobs at Dell can secure employment in the near future.
environmental restructuring of the economy and then a corresponding re-training of the workforce give people hope
Targeted training and re-training programs to strengthen the adaptability
training and re-training, mentoring and coaching,
On re-training for providing of services in line with international regulations for audit services
Targeted training and re-training programmes to strengthen the adaptability
specifically tailored re-training, could find new jobs in new sunrise industries.
Investing in re-training and skills upgrading particularly for workers on short time
Central systems take over the role of central filtration of supply, re-training and, where appropriate,
The approval of the Irish application for aid under the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund will contribute to the re-training and up-skilling of the workers in question.
Also the ability of employees to move from manufacturing to business services needs to be facilitated through appropriate re-training programs.
integrated flexicurity policies, focused on activation measures, re-training and skills upgrading, are essential to promote employability,
supporting education- re-training courses, individual labour counselling,
recondition and re-training with the aim of restoring
the provision of skill assessment and re-training courses.
assessment tool on disability rights for all new legislative proposals and to include a module on UN CRPD rights in the training of new staff and in re-training.
Issues related to trafficking in human beings form an integral part of the preparation of consular staff prior to their posting in abroad, and re-training in this field is held in regular half-year intervals.
