RESTRICTED GENERAL AGREEMENT ON 6 November 1952 TARIFFS AND TRADE Limited Distribution
Original: English
APPLICATION BY CEYLON FOR RELEASE UNDER ARTICLE XVIII
Further InforMationon Rubber Footwear
The following revised statement has been submitted by the Ceylon delegation to replace the whole of Section II on Rubber Footwear on pages 4 - 6 of L/35/Add.1.
Rubber footwear was brought under regulation in September 1951 and covers the items mentioned in the annexed raper.
An importer of any kind of rubber footwear is given the option to buy any variety of the local product.
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It can include items such as safety helmets, gloves, eye protection, high-visibility clothing, safety footwear, safety harnesses and respiratory protective equipment (RPE).
(...) Using separate cotton inner gloves can help prevent this
Feet and legs
Hazards
Wet, hot and cold conditions, electrostatic build-up, slipping, cuts and punctures, falling objects, heavy loads, metal and chemical splash, vehicles
Options
Safety boots and shoes with protective toecaps and penetration-resistant, mid-sole wellington boots and specific footwear, e.g. foundry boots and chainsaw boots
Note
Footwear can have a variety of sole patterns and materials to help prevent slips in different conditions, including oil- or chemical-resistant soles. It can also be anti-static, electrically conductive or thermally insulating.
Appropriate footwear should be selected for the risks identified.
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REPORT OF THE SEMINAR (AS APPROVED BY THE SEMINAR) : JOINT COMMITTEE ON FOREST TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING, SEMINAR ON CLOTHING AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN FORESTRY, KUOPIO (FINLAND), 27 JUNE-1 JULY 1994
Louhevaara (Finland) on the workload of wearing boots in snow; Mr. H.
Anttonen (Finland) on problems caused by cold in forest work; Mr. (...) Parker added that there was also a problem with boots in New Zealand
as rubber boots, which alone can meet the European standard, are uncomfortable
in the warm climate.
13. (...) Safety clothing and footwear is tested according
to the standards EN 381-2 to EN 381-9.
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Setor sira ne’ebe iha risku boot inklui akomodasaun no servisu alimentasaun/restaurantes, manufatura, lojas, komersiu no atividade administrativu.
(...) Bazeia ba estudu foun, traballadores 1.25 billoens servisu iha setor sira identifika nudar iha risku boot “drastiku no estragus boot” numeru hapara traballadores no redusaun salariu nune’e mos redusaun oras servisu sei sae makaas. (...) “Ida ne’e nudar ezame boot ba kooperasaun internasional iha tinan 75 nia laran,” Ryder hateten.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION : A PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION
Manufacture of leather articles
except footwear and other
\-Tearing apparel
Manufacture of artificial
textile fibres
36. (...) lufacturing
of rubber footwear to be classified in Major Qroup 30,
Vanufacture of Rubber Products.
(...) lg Apparel --·
Establishments primarily engag~d in manufacturing leather
products except ;foot-wear and other wearing apparel such as
luggage, handbags, pocketbooks, card, cigarette and key cases,
coin purses, checkbook covers, saddlery, harness, whips and
other articles made of leather or leather substitutes.
Manufacturing of boot and shoe cut stock and findings also to
be included.
300 MANUF AC'IURE OF RUBBER PRODUCTS
Establishments manufacturing frcm natural or synthetic
rubber, gutta percha, balata, or gutta aiak 1 all kinds of
rubber products such as tires, rubber footwear, mechanical
rubber goods arA rubber sundries.
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THE ROLE OF THE TUKEY ALGORITHM IN VALIDATION PROCEDURES FOR PRICES DATA IN A CONSUMER PRICE INDEX : THE UNITED KINGDOM EXPERIENCE ON THIS AND MORE GENERAL ASPECTS OF DATA EDITING : NOTE / BY THE OFFICE FOR NATIONAL STATISTICS, UNITED KINGDOM
In July 2002, the Clothing and Footwear index fell below 100 for the first time since the
summer sales of 1987. (...) This is the most comparable
series to the UK Clothing and Footwear Index. It covers the whole of the USA, is the “non-
seasonally adjusted” version and includes both men’s and women’s clothes and footwear. (...) Chart 3 illustrates the time series for all sections within the UK clothing and footwear
group. Four of them have a common trend pattern – initial increase in prices followed by a
period of price stability in the mid 1990’s before prices fell steadily during the latter part of the
decade.
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Press release
12/17/2019
UNICEF provides winter clothes and footwear for refugee/migrant children in Bosnia and Herzegovina
In close collaboration with the relevant centers for social work, UNICEF is providing winter clothes, boots and blankets for refugee and migrant children
Article
10/04/2019
Maja and Donya once again share the school bench
Two little girls have realized that they have a lot in common – both of them like socializing, dancing and math, and although they speak different languages
Article
08/01/2019
Summer School – an Experience to Remember
“We have classes for three days, then we have a field trip for two days.
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COMMUNICATION NO. 1834/2008 : HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE : DECISION ADOPTED BY THE COMMITTEE AT ITS 105TH SESSION, 9-27 JULY 2012
One of these forensic examinations concluded that the
footprint at the crime scene was most probably left by footwear whose impression
coincided with the footwear impression of his right-side footwear. However, he claims that,
at the time, he was wearing boots made in China which were worn by every second person
in the city, due to their low price. If the footprint identified at the crime scene had indeed
been left by his boots, the conclusion of the forensic examination would have stated that it
was “identical to”, and not “most probably left by”, his right-side footwear.
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In practice this includes a long-sleeve upper garment, a garment covering the lower body including the legs, footwear (boots or shoes) and, if spraying high crops, a hat (Figure 1).
(...) If boots are worn, those made of rubber give protection to a wide range of pesticide products. They should be at least calf height, unlined, with trousers worn outside so that any splashes or spills do not fall inside the boots (Figure 7). Footwear must be washed inside as well as outside at the end of each day's work and then allowed to dry.
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Towels and towelling. 2. Rubber footwear. 3. Cotton banians, 4. Paints, French polish and varnish 5, Dried fish 6. (...) (b)Range andtypeof goodstowhich measure relates
Rubber footwear including canvas shoes with rubber soles or with rubber heels and soles but excluding boots of. every description.
Tariff item number and description;
542 Boots and shoes, 1)Canvas, rubber soled
(c)Frecise description of the product of the industry for the protection or development of which the measure is intended
Rubber footwear including canvas shoes with rubber soies or with rubber heels and soles but excluding boots of every description.
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