4 resultados para Volunteer workers in government
em CiencIPCA - Instituto Politécnico do Cávado e do Ave, Portugal
Resumo:
This chapter provides a broad look at the Portuguese process of agencification in the last two decades. As with most of the remaining chapters in this book, we cover the basics by describing the administrative landscape, its changes in organizational make-up, the delicate balance between control and autonomy in the ministry-agency relationship, perceptual changes in efficiency and performance measurement in public management, based on a comprehensive survey (COBRA survey of the CRIPO research group) sent to all public-sector organizations under public law with some degree of autonomy (see Chapter 1, Table 1.1). Portugal is undergoing the most pervasive politico-economic crisis in its short democratic history. The administrative mapping conducted in 2007 which served as the basis for the administration of the COBRA survey is already undergoing change.
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Diz o art. 53º da Constituição: “É garantida aos trabalhadores a segurança no emprego, sendo proibidos os despedimentos sem justa causa ou por motivos políticos ou ideológicos.”. O direito fundamental da “Segurança no emprego” é uma das principais conquistas da social-democracia e/ou do socialismo democrático europeus, entre outras ideologias políticas e religiosas. Abstract: Says the art. 53 of the Constitution: "It is guaranteed to security workers in employment, being prohibited the unfair dismissal or for political or ideological reasons.". The fundamental right of "Job security" is one of the main achievements of social democracy and / or the European democratic socialism, among other political and religious ideologies.
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Nanotechnology is the manipulation of matter on na almost atomic scale to produce new structures, materials, and devices. As potential occupational exposure to nanomaterials (NMs) becomes more prevalente, it is importante that the principles of medical surveillance and risk management be considered for workers in the nanotechnology industry.However, much information about health risk is beyond our current knowledge. Thus, NMs presente new challenges to understanding, predicting, andmanageing potential health risks. First, we briefly describe some general features of NMs and list the most importante types of NMs. This review discusses the toxicological potential of NMs by comparing possible injury mechanism and know, or potentially adverse, health effects. We review the limited research to date for occupational exposure to these particles and how a worker might be exposed to NMs. The principles of medical surveillance are reviewed to further the discussion of occupational health surveillance are reviewed to further the discussion of occupational health surveillance for workers exposed to NMs. We outlinehow occupational health professionals could contribute to a better knowledge of health effects by the utilization of a health surveillance program and by minimizing exposure. Finally, we discuss the early steps towards regulation and the difficulties facing regulators in controlling potentially harmful exposures in the absence of suficiente scientific evidence.
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A segurança no emprego está consagrada no art. 53º da CRP: “É garantida aos trabalhadores a segurança no emprego, sendo proibidos os despedimentos sem justa causa ou por motivos políticos ou ideológicos”. É também a celebração dum ambiente de trabalho humano em que sejam consagrados os direitos e deveres fundamentais dos trabalhadores, como o direito e dever à saúde laboral e a uma jornada justa de horas de trabalho, o direito e o dever ao descanso, o direito e o dever a formar família, ter filhos e ter tempo para a mesma, o direito e o dever a fazer o próprio trabalho e executar as diferentes tarefas pelas quais está encarregue. § Job security is enshrined in art. 53 of CRP, "is guaranteed to security workers in employment, the redundancies being prohibited without just cause or for political or ideological reasons." It is also the celebration of a human working environment in which the fundamental rights and duties of workers are enshrined, as the right and duty to labor health and a fair day's working hours, the right and the duty to rest, the right and the duty to form families, have children and take time for it, the right and the duty to do the work itself and perform the different tasks for which it is responsible.