women's military service

linguistic feminization

feminization of titles [ feminization of occupational titles ]

testicular feminization | Goldberg-Maxwell syndrome | Goldberg-Maxwell-Morris syndrome | Goldberg-Morris syndrome | Morris syndrome | hairless women syndrome | male pseudohermaphroditism syndrome | testicular feminization syndrome

armed forces [ armed services | legion | military | militia | armies(UNBIS) ]

military instructor | training and education officer in armed forces | armed forces instructor | armed forces training and education officer

professional army

feminization [ feminisation ]

Expert Group Meeting on the Feminization of Internal Migration

Colonel General (Lieutenant General) in the Korean People's Army, Chief of the Korean People's Armed Forces, Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of the Firepower Command Department.

whereas the growing demand for domestic help and for the provision of care for children, the disabled and the elderly has led to the rising feminisation of migration into Europe.

whereas the domestic work sector employed over 52 million people around the world in 2010, according to ILO figures, and a further 7,4 million domestic workers under the age of 15, accounting for between 5 % and 9 % of all employment in industrialised countries; whereas according to the ILO the majority of workers employed in this sector are women. accounting for 83 % of the global domestic workforce in 2010 and translating into 2,5 million in the EU, 88 % of them being women; whereas this sector is characterised by considerable feminisation; whereas domestic workers and carers contribute greatly to the gender equality targets of the ...[+++]Europe 2020 strategy by effectively providing the infrastructure enabling many families in the EU to achieve work-life balance.

In conclusion, the Commission considers the provision of airport services to the military to be an economic activity at Zweibrücken Airport, noting in particular the failure to identify any costs individually linked to the presence of the military at Zweibrücken Airport and the (partially) economic justification given by FGAZ/FZG's for catering to the military.