Launch of the National Occupational Standard Development for Leather Care Workers
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2016-01-18 17:04
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On December 8-9, 2009, the "Kick-off Meeting for the Development of 13 National Occupational Standards including Leather Care Worker" organized by the Occupational Skill Testing Authority of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security was held at the Yuanshan Hotel in Beijing. The Laundry and Dyeing Professional Committee of the China General Chamber of Commerce was invited to participate in this meeting.
Wang Houzeng, Executive Deputy Director of the Laundry and Dyeing Committee of the China General Chamber of Commerce, and laundry and dyeing experts recommended by the committee, including Jia Runze, Ren Shucheng, Yu Jinshan, and Xin Yubo, attended the meeting. At this meeting, they discussed the drafting of the national occupational standard for leather care workers with colleagues from the Standards Department of the Occupational Skill Testing Authority of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. This was also a preliminary meeting before drafting the new occupational standard for leather care workers.
It is reported that after the meeting, the Laundry and Dyeing Committee of the China General Chamber of Commerce signed an agreement with the Occupational Skill Testing Authority of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security to draft the national occupational standard for leather care workers. Relevant experts have already begun drafting the new standard. This new standard is expected to be released in the first half of 2010.
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