Social Dialogue

The covenant is not intended as a static instrument. It is therefore quite feasible that inclusion of improved targets for reducing wood dust exposures will take place in the future as social dialogue on the issue continues, market pressure is brought to bear on manufacturers to improve machinery emissions/extmetion and the industry becomes more confident of their achievement as a result. 

More generally, the extent to which workplace structures and practices match the social dialogue at sector level on both substitution and agreed convenanten and are in practice able to achieve the performance objectives set sectorally is not entirely cle. However, this does not necessarily imply underperformancc - the approaches at sectoral level are themselves new and in many cases themselves not yet finalised therefore it may be too early to see clear operational results. 

Is based on consolidating a culture of risk prevention, through combining a variety of political instruments - legislation, the social dialogue, progressive measitres and best practices, corporate social responsibility and economic incentives - and on building partnerships between all the players on the safety and health scene. 

Bickmore, T., Cassell, J. Social Dialogue with Embodied Conversational Agents, in Natural. In Intelligent and Effective Interaction with Multimodal Dialogue Systems, Kluwer Academic, New York (2004)... 

The more educated we are, the easier it is for us to gain a modicum of understanding of the problems we all face to be accepted as participants in the dialogue with those shaping the future (primarily politicians, captains of industry and social and religious leaders) to be effective in contributing to the solution of problems and to be successful in overcoming the worldwide frictional forces which create social discord everywhere. 

As historians of science have begun to follow natural knowledge beyond universities and academies and into princely courts, artisanal workshops, households, museums, marketplaces, and ships bound for the Americas, they have brought the history of science into much closer dialogue with the broader history of Europe. This book aims to contribute to this process by engaging issues of central concern to social and cultural historians of early modern Europe the organization of work, social mobility, court culture, and crime. Too easily relegated to the twin stereotypes of adept or... 

We emphasis ASEM s continuing vital role as a framework for dialogue and co-operation serving as a prime point of convergence between Europe and Asia. We reiterate our commitment...to promoting conditions conducive to sustainable economic and social development through ASEM. (ASEM 2006)... 

This report sets out the future objectives of the Vinyl 2010 - Voluntary Commitment of the PVC Industry. Principles and actions covering the period 2000-2010 apply to the following PVC manufacture, Additives-plasticisers and stabilisers waste management social progress and dialogue management, monitoring and financial scheme. 

Austen s emotional range is mainly displayed in her social satire. Her novels are populated with comical and vicious characters whose pride, vanity, envy, malice, indolence, and other petty emotions are vividly conveyed in dialogue and monologue the like of which has never been written. I shall consider three emotions that loom large in Austen s universe pride, vanity, and boredom. 

In 1998 the activation line was extended to social assistance claimants. The law on active social policy was very similar to the labour market reform, but at the beginning the intention was a bit different. Moreover, the activation line in social policy also encompassed a dialogue with firms about corporate social responsibility. 

The report has a section titled Dialogue which describes the use of the Social responsibility NO... 

The CER contains a discussion titled Dialogue in which it reports on Social responsibility NO... 

The section titled Dialogue with Stakeholders contains examples of Social responsibility YES... 

Two technical executives of Danish firms argue that because the political and social unrest of the sixties disrupted what ties there were between industry and academia, a dialogue should be Initiated to explore cooperative R D activities. Differences between the U.S. and European traditions relating to university-industry relationships are described (these are less developed In Europe). In addition, much of the post-war expansion of public funding for research resulted in the creation of a number of national research institutes which neither possessed a graduate program nor cooperated with industrial sectors. 

Wasserman, I. C. (2004). Discursive processes that foster dialogic moments Transformation in the engagement of social identity differences in dialogue (Doctoral dissertation). Available from ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database. (UMI No. 3168530)... 

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