portuguès
permissão de trabalho A legal document giving information required for employment of certain people in certain countries.
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That's where she found his working papers, just as Aunt Gertie predicted.
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You got to fill in about six-hundred working papers if you're under sixteen.
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It has formulated and reports, 11 working papers nine consultation papers and annual reports.
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The company promised Davis an international assignment, but obtaining the right working papers was a problem.
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The children get their working papers, and slip out of the one, and through the other.
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O'Toole also authorized other members of the audit team to add and backdate other working papers, the PCAOB said.
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In 2018 he donated his extensive collection of scripts and working papers to the British Film Institute's National Archive.
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Asked about the newspaper report, a spokesman for the Economy Ministry said he would not comment on internal government working papers.
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The UK watchdog will also publish " working papers" over coming weeks which should also give a flavour of its thinking.
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For the time being, the hoods and punks were having a tough time of it, with working papers demanded as constant identification.
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What steps is your state taking to ascertain the physical fitness of the children who present themselves each year for working papers?
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Deloitte is the only member of the Big Four to have faced SEC enforcement action in relation to the production of China working papers.
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To mark the donation, the library will display a small selection of Le Carre's working papers on March 3, which is World Book Day.
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Just as soon as your children get old enough to get their working papers the more children you got, the more money you'll have.
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And it is understood the British government has drafted a number of working papers outlining the possible shape and scale of an assembly or convention.
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She estimated that more than 90% of her employees were Mexican immigrants and that only 5% to 10% had genuine working papers.