Convention No. 138  Girls in domestic service.

The Prison Service established various treatment frameworks for domestic violators.

21. The prevalence of migrant women in domestic service bears further elaboration.

Many of these jobs will be in the domestic, urban, non tradable service sector.

Sexual exploitation is often intermingled with the informal sector, street life and domestic service.

All ordinary crimes under UK domestic law are also crimes under these service discipline Acts.

The manual, which covers the detailed conditions of service for Domestic Development service field workers, is being released in the first quarter of 1993.

In 1999 for example, 75 per cent of those in domestic service' are women and work mostly as domestic helpers or haosgels' as seen in Figure 10.

Its application is extended to the uniformed staff of the armed forces and to domestic service staff.

20. For many migrant women, domestic service has been a particularly important means of entry into the labour market.

In addition to overseas routes, Egypt Air provides reliable domestic air service to major tourist destinations from its Cairo hub.

Reduction of debt service burdens can release domestic resources that can be allocated to slum upgrading or other urban developing activities.

These include the crowding out of domestic service suppliers, potential effects on the balance of payments, and negative cultural and environmental externalities.

Service network for women, child and adolescent victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence, phase II (women's and children's police stations).

He was proud to state that instances of the sexual abuse of foreign girls in domestic service in the Gambia were rare.

The main obstacle to women's participation in the foreign service was the domestic burden they faced, particularly since the country was still developing economically.

Moreover, women are often engaged as unpaid family workers especially in domestic service, which may be seen as an extension of their traditional role.

In terms of armed security action, he has developed a strong domestic intelligence and police service that is both efficient and brutal in its tactics.

In spite of this, the Government remains unable to pay the backlog of civil service arrears from 2003, domestic debt or salaries for January 2005.

By the end of the year, UNV specialists and Domestic Development Service (DDS) field workers were serving in 118 countries, including some in Eastern Europe.

In Burkina Faso, the situation of children in the informal sector, including domestic service, remains serious, and there have been several instances of forced marriages.

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Domestic

Making credit and other forms of financing available at low cost to domestic players is an important measure in promoting entrepreneurship, especially since domestic players would be competing with foreign service providers who have readily available financing for their operations.

Supply side policies that promote small and medium size enterprises and service industries accommodating domestic demand are also critical to ensuring more inclusive and sustainable growth.

Field Service and General Service

This function has traditionally fallen within the public domain, with the last decades seeing a trend towards opening up essential service sectors to foreign or domestic competition.

Domestic regulation

Domestic Violence

Domestic transportation

Domestic roles

Domestic legislation

Domestic production

Domestic hostilities

Domestic Address

Domestic demand

Domestic trade

domestic (residential)

It's domestic.

Field and General Service Security service

It was suggested that, in order to reap the benefits of liberalization, domestic regulation would need to be put in place before liberalization of the service in question.

The national strategy to achieve gender equality in the public service was based on all the domestic legislation governing gender equality, to which reference had already been made.

63. Domestic service, by its nature, leaves women migrant workers vulnerable, since the place of work is usually the household and public regulation is not always effective there.

The plight of various groups of children, including those involved in farm labour, the clothing industry, domestic service, child marriage and child prostitution, was noted during the year.

Efforts to generate domestic resources to support service delivery programmes and associated information, education and communication activities will need to be intensified, although many of the countries where the demand will be growing most rapidly are currently witnessing recessionary trends in their domestic economies.