Übersetzung für "helper " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

helper provirus

CD4 lymphocyte | CD4 T cell | CD4 T-lymphocyte | CD4+ T4 helper | CD4+ T4 lymphocyte | helper CD4 cell | helper cell | helper lymphocyte | helper T lymphocyte | helper T-cell | helper-inducer T-cell | inducer cell | inducer T-lymphocyte | T4 cell | T4 helper | T-helper cell | CD4+ [Abbr.]

advertisment installer | bill board poster | advertising installer | billboard poster helper

Cleaners and helpers

filing office helper | records clerk | file clerk | record filing clerk

endogenous helper virus

At the same time, forecasts highlight a low or even negative job creation prospects for some skilled occupations, but also a considerable net creation of elementary jobs (5 million), especially in the service sector – e.g. security staff, domestic helpers, cashiers or cleaning workers (Figure 4).

[5] Helplines offer one-to-one conversations with a trained helper (by telephone or online) to allow children to raise concerns about illegal and harmful content on the Internet

B. whereas the jihadist al-Qaeda splinter group Islamic State (IS) – formerly the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) – has conquered parts of eastern Syria, including Syria’s largest dam and the strategically important Tabqa airbase, and large parts of Iraq, and has subsequently perpetrated summary executions of citizens, the imposition of a harsh interpretation of Sharia law, and the destruction of Shiite, Sufi, Sunni and Christian places of worship and shrines; whereas in the last months the IS has targeted more cities and areas and has massacred, kidnapped and killed civilians, soldiers, members of local tribes, journalists, first-aid helpers, and mem ...[+++]bers of sects and other religious minorities in eastern Syria and northern Iraq, in a continuing ongoing stream of excessive violence; whereas women and girls are one of the most vulnerable groups among the refugees and there are reports of the deliberate targeting of women and girls in Iraq and of kidnapping, rape and forced marriage by militants of the IS and other armed groups; whereas four million civilians are thought to be living under IS rule in Iraq and Syria, often in extremely deplorable humanitarian conditions;

36. Calls on the authorities to improve the working conditions and treatment of immigrant workers, with special attention to the situation of women working as domestic helpers, who are at particular risk of sexual violence and who often find themselves in conditions of virtual slavery; encourages the Saudi government to continue the reforms of the labour laws and notably to fully abolish the sponsorship (‘Kafala’) system, and welcomes the recent appeal by the National Society for Human Rights to the government to recruit foreign workers under a Labour Ministry agency instead; welcomes recent efforts to introduce national labour laws in ...[+++] order to provide standardised protection for domestic workers and ensure the prosecution of employers responsible for sexual, physical and labour rights abuses;