64 resultados para Relatório de estágio de mestrado - 2012
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Relatório de Estágio apresentado para cumprimento dos requisitos necessários à obtenção do grau de Mestre em Gestão do Território variante de Ambiente e Recursos Naturais
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Relatório de Estágio de Mestrado em Gestão do Território
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Relatório de Estágio apresentado para cumprimento dos requisitos necessários à obtenção do grau de Mestre em Práticas Culturais para Municípios
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O presente trabalho académico é o relato das principais actividades que desenvolvi como estagiário na editora Teodolito, criada em 2011 por Carlos da Veiga Ferreira. Foi uma campanha inesquecível que começou com uma entrevista que fiz ao editor e continuou depois com a minha visita à Feira do Livro de Frankfurt, pela mão do editor. De regresso a Portugal, pude ler e elaborar recensões de originais, analisar contratos de direitos de autor, participar nos lançamentos da editora e, em conjunto com Carlos da Veiga Ferreira, tratar da comunicação estabelecida entre a editora e outros elementos ligados ao sector do livro
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Ao fazermos uma rememoração daquilo que pensávamos quando iniciámos o nosso percurso universitário, jamais poderíamos imaginar que nos encontraríamos nesta posição. Na verdade, em tempo algum poderíamos considerar que estaríamos agora a tecer semelhantes malhas, pois que pensámos, desde sempre, que tais propósitos não estariam ao nosso alcance, não obstante almejarmos secretamente a idêntica empresa, ainda que unicamente como conjectura. Aconteceu. Estamos deveras felizes por isso e pelo facto de termos, ao menos, tentado e, assim sendo, não nos poderemos lamentar do fracasso, pois pior do que o medo do insucesso é o imobilismo, a ausência de iniciativa. Com efeito, convenhamos, o pior dos fracassos é não tentar sequer. Pretendeu-se com o estágio, na verdade, a consolidação prática dos conhecimentos obtidos durante a parte curricular. O estágio foi, pois, objecto de uma escolha criteriosa por parte do seu opositor, uma vez que se pretendia demonstrar que a edição de texto pode e deve ser aplicada não apenas em casos específicos como sejam as obras literárias ou de outro teor mais técnico ou científico, mas também em outros mundos, como por exemplo em publicações periódicas. A insistência neste tipo de visão não se prende com a pérfida carolice da nossa parte, mas antes com a convicção de que a língua pode e deve ser preservada nas suas formas correctas, mormente se a sua exposição é amplamente elevada. A leitura é um bem essencial nos dias de hoje, seja no acesso à informação, seja enquanto prática lúdica ou profissional, como mais adiante teremos ocasião de nos debruçar. Deste modo, deve ser tido como uma graça fornecer um texto final isento, o mais possível, de erros, sejam eles linguísticos ou de ordem técnico-científica. A responsabilidade inerente à elaboração de uma publicação, independentemente da sua natureza, deve ser, segundo nos parece, ferozmente preservada, pois, a banalização da publicação de textos escritos deve ser encarada como uma benece e não como terreno fértil para a democratização do erro. Tomando como nossas as palavras de Ivo Castro «Do ponto de vista da defesa da língua, talvez seja pior ler uma grande obra mundial em má tradução do que um medíocre romance português»1. O erro não deve, pois, constituír a norma. O erro não deve ganhar vida própria e emancipar-se.
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Este relatório de estágio, elaborado para obtenção do grau de mestre em Edição de Texto, sob orientação científica do Professor Rui Zink, tem como objetivo registar e comprovar as tarefas realizadas e os conhecimentos adquiridos durante o estágio na consultora editorial Booktailors entre março de 2014 e setembro de 2014. Para ilustrar as competências desenvolvidas ao longo do estágio, este relatório apresentará algumas das áreas de atividade da empresa e tarefas a ela associadas. Far-se-á uma análise do trabalho desenvolvido, questionando-o e procurando responder às situações inerentes à prática
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O presente relatório é o resultado do estágio de seis meses efetuado entre setembro de 2014 e fevereiro de 2015 no Centro de Arbitragem Comercial da Câmara de Comércio e Indústria Portuguesa. O presente texto descreve as diversas atividades desenvolvidas durante o período do estágio, assim como uma análise teórica do instituto de arbitragens paralelas. Foi também efetuada uma atualização de dados recolhidos sobre processos arbitrais do Centro de Arbitragem já terminados, entre os anos 1990 e 2015, e adicionados dados novos, sobre as diferentes pessoas jurídicas que recorrem ao CAC, tanto em arbitragens institucionalizadas como arbitragens ad hoc.
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The main purpose of this report is to inform about the work developed throughout the curricular training period, which took place in the Legal Department of The Portuguese Football Federation. Firstly, and in general terms, issues such as the evolution of football in Portugal and Sports Federations will be dealt with in this study. In addition, a characterization of the welcoming entity will be done as well, focusing not only on its legal context, but also on its organic structure and operating dynamics. Also, the work developed during the training period will be made known, namely the activities undertaken as part of the project. Besides all the above-mentioned, a study has been carried out essentially on the Regional District Football Associations, in what concerns the statutes of the various associations ( object of study ), including the statutes of FPF- since the main goal of this work is to understand whether the various District and Regional Football Associations, as regular partners of the Portuguese Football Federation, do or do not comply with the Duty of Statutory Adjustment imposed by it, regarding the amendment to the Sports Federation legal regime.
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This report aims to present and describe in detail the internship held in the Legal Division of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) from February, 15th to June, 15th 2015, in order to obtain a Master degree in Law. This internship had, as prior objective, to understand the work of the Legal Division and what its role in the organizational structure of FPF. Initially, and in order to acquaintance with the greatest diversity possible of topics on which the Legal Division has to pronounce, we proceed with the analysis and resolution of several questions that have been presented to us. In a second phase, and after deepen the study of a particular subject - the Intermediate – we sought to clarify the procedure that needed to be adopted after the entry into force of the two new Regulations on the matter - the FIFA Regulations and the FPF Regulations. The transfer of the responsibility for regulation of this matter from FIFA to the National Federations, has raised a new challenge, which this report aims help solving, becoming a quasi-instruction manual on the procedures involving intermediaries, in order to facilitate the role of those involved.
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The following report reflects a five-month internship in the Department of Legal Affairs of the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, from 4 August to 30 December 2014. This report mainly had as a basis the knowledge from the Administrative Law, Procedural Administrative Law, Labour Law, Special Labour Law and Social Law classes. Thus, it was possible to experience procedural administrative phases, such as the hierarchical appeal, the impugnation of public tender, witness hearing, among others. Apart from these, it was possible to collaborate on the elaboration of a Handbook of Good Practices of Administrative Law and to receive training on Public Procurement.
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The means of obtaining evidence, the amount of evidence obtained, the number of defendants related to each criminal case and the gravity of the crimes for which the magistrates of the Department are holders of penal action, define its real importance to the Rule of Law. I have deeply studied the subject of the institution of hierarchical intervention required by the assistant and the application of an opening statement by the defendant, starting from a hypothetical case, provided when the query of an investigation with the subject of the crime of active corruption, where this institution was called as a reaction to the archiving dispatch delivered by the Public Ministry. I have study about the implementation of the institution of provisional suspension of the process, specifically in the scope of fiscal criminality, analyzing the effective satisfaction of the purposes of the sentences in two slopes: general prevention and special prevention. I went for my first time to a Central Court of Criminal Instruction, where I attended the measures of inquiry and instructive debate of a process that culminated with the prosecution and pronunciation of the defendants. In addition to this criminal experience, I have deepened and consolidated the academic knowledge with the study of various criminal cases from various fields in the scope of criminality investigated by the Department. I could therefore check the basis of procedural delays, regarding to our legal system, especially in this type of crime, raising issues that I analyzed and discussed, always in a critical and academic way. I had the opportunity to attend and witness a seminar in the Lisbon Directorate of Finance as well of entering the Centre for Judicial Studies to attend a conference on the International Anti-Corruption Day. Focus on the investigatory importance of the international judicial cooperation, through the various organs, with special interest to EUROJUST. I comprehended the organization and functioning of these communitarian organs and means of communication of procedural acts, in particular, the rogatory letters and european arrest warrants. This involvement is motivated by the moratorium factor of the investigations where rogatory letters are necessary for the acquisition of evidence or information relevant to the good continuation of the process. For this reason the judicial cooperation through the relevant communitarian organs, translates a streamlined response between the competent judicial authorities of the Member States, through the National Member that integrates EUROJUST. This report aims to highlight some of the difficulties and procedural issues that Public Prosecutors of DCIAP and criminal police bodies that assist them, face in combating violent and organized crime, of national and transnational nature, of particular complexity, according to the specifics of criminal types.
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This report will describe the activities undertaken during my internship at the Personnel Department (DPE-UPE4.1) in Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD), Lisbon, between September 22, 2014, and February 28, 2015. I consider that it is important to note from the outset i) that the subject of my training was suggested by my supervisor in the DPE and accepted by me; and ii) that the internship consisted essentially of carrying out research and information gathering into the different social systems that coexist within the bank and the application of each legal system in solving concrete situations of the CGD employees. The research and analysis of information was important not only for my study but for the CGD itself, as it enables the department to have such an important matter, full of specific characteristics, condensed into a single document, i.e. this report. This is a complex reality. The various welfare systems differ according to the contractual agreement linking the employee to the employer at the date when the labour contract is signed, and also the unique/singular characteristics of the CGD. In the early stage I started by trying to understand the financial institution and its organization and role and the department where I worked. So I analyzed the CGD Statutes and the legal measures that crystallized the scheme for its employees and I also researched its domestic and international operations. The first month was devoted to the research and analysis of such legislation to understand the creation of the CGD and its path to date. In the second and third months I studied the legal social systems that are applied to different groups of CGD workers. This period was quite important to identify and understand the differences between those regimes of CGD employees as well as the procedure inherent in each case. I highlighted the non-implementation of “the social protection regime of convergence” to the workers of this institution; the differences regarding the allocation of sickness subsidies paid to workers who belong to Social Security and CGA contributors, as well as the enforcement of internal rules to all the workers when a work-related accident happens.Then I focused on to assessing and examining external legislation and several internal regulations in order to obtain solutions to questions raised and situations involving by the workers, in order to understand how the DPE solves these situations. Over the last three months of internship, after this more theoretical work, I began the analysis of concrete situations involving employees carrying out their duties in Portugal and abroad. Some of these situations had been received by the department before the beginning of my internship and others over this period. When I was “working” in the DPE I analyzed “cases” that had been solved and some others without a final solution because they were still in courts. As for the last ones (new cases) I was able to follow their assessment and sometimes their outcome. Some of them became study cases for me. Over these five months of my internship, several cases were analyzed and discussed by legal experts of DPE in which I could participate. I always worked hard. I know that this action contributed to elucidate me about the treatment of the issues, and allowed me to have a direct contact with some workers and be part of a dynamic work team. For these reasons, my internship report is not merely descriptive of activities. It consists of an analysis of rules (legislation) and a regulatory framework of activities and it is also a description of several specific situations solved or in a solution process. Through this work I intend to make known the particular reality of a modern Portuguese financial institution not only because of its importance in our country but also such a large number of employees work here (in Portugal and abroad). I should add that throughout my internship I was allowed to attend conferences, within the scope of the bank in order to get a broader view of some issues related to the daily life of the DPE and the CGD. So, I participated in I Jornadas Bancárias and the Conferência Internacional do Contrato a Termo, given that the CGD is a bank and the DPE deals with legal and labour relations.