intellectual work | non-manual work

non-manual work

intellectual work

division of professional labor [ professional labor division ]

Professional Labour Market Section

Intergovernmental Working Group on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property | IGWG [Abbr.]

talented and gifted pupils lead teacher | talented and gifted students lead teacher | teacher for talented pupils | teacher of talented and gifted students

Abnormality of maternal soft tissues Destructive operation to facilitate delivery Fetus or newborn affected by conditions classifiable to O60-O75 and by procedures used in labour and delivery not included in P02.- and P03.0-P03.6 Induction of labour

agriculture auditor | farm inspector | agricultural inspector | farm assessor

create working guidelines | define a set of standards | develop work procedures | develop working procedures

Much of what we talk about with regard to the whole idea of culture and identity and engagement emerges from the yearning to do intellectual work that connects with habits of being, forms of artistic expression, and aesthetics that inform the daily life of a mass population, as well the works of politicians and scholars.

It says that every job or occupation is made up of two characteristics: the knowledge work and the service work.

For countries with which the EU is not engaged in negotiations, a practical way to address IPR challenges is to set up ‘IP dialogues’ or ‘IP Working Groups’ involving regular interactions between the EU and the relevant authorities in non-EU countries.

Notes the assessment of the HLWG that even though both the EU and US are committed to high level of IPR protection and enforcement, it might not be feasible, in eventual negotiations, to seek to reconcile across-the-board differences with regards to the IPR obligations typically included in EU and US trade agreements; underlines, however, that the approach proposed for negotiations should be ambitious, aiming at solving the areas of divergence, and at dealing with the IPR matters in a mutually satisfactory manner, while ensuring a satisfactory level of protection for economic operators; reiterates that both EU and US growth and job cre ...[+++]ation efforts rely on the ability to innovate and produce creatively, and, that being the case, that the transatlantic economy is threatened by counterfeiting and piracy; considers the new EU-US Information and Communication Technology principles as an encouragement for increased synergy;