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31Tre Skilling — Tre Skilling, Suecia, 1855. Tre Skilling (inglés: Treskilling Yellow, en sueco: Gul tre skilling banco) es el nombre filatélico del primer sello postal de Suecia 1855 con error de color (Michel #1F; …
32multi-skilling — ˈmulti ˌskilling noun [uncountable] when employees learn and use a number of different skills in their work: • Their people policies include job enrichment, multi skilling, and teamwork. * * * multi skilling UK US noun [U] HR ► the practice of… …
33Jeffrey Skilling — (né le 25 novembre 1953), est un ancien PDG d Enron, groupe de courtage en énergie. Il a dirigé Enron pendant six mois avant de démissionner pour raisons personnelles en août 2001, quatre mois avant la faillite du groupe. Affaire Enron Enron s… …
34multi-skilling — ˌmulti ˈskilling [multi skilling] noun uncountable (business) the fact of a person being trained in several different jobs which require different skills • In the future there will …
35multi-skilling — pp. Being proficient in multiple areas of expertise within an organization or profession. Example Citation: The job market has put pressure on us to do multi skilling that s the big buzzword and it means you have to know about other professions… …
36social-skilling — adj. Of or relating to a program or class that teaches basic social skills to children. Example Citation: The Yerrabi Pathway social skilling program had also been a great success, giving students basic understanding of how to listen and sit… …
37multi-skilling — N UNCOUNT Multi skilling is the practice of training employees to do a number of different tasks. He said restructuring at the station would lead to increased multi skilling among staff …
38De-skilling — de skilling …
39re-skilling — re skill|ing [ˌri: ˈskılıŋ] n [U] BrE the practice of teaching people new skills, to help them find a new job …
40de-skilling — A term which summarizes the central ideas of Harry Braverman s Labour and Monopoly Capital: The Degradation of Work in the Twentieth Century (1974). His thesis was that capitalist forms of production reduce the cost of labour by breaking down… …
