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Butchers Chapter Management, Competency Education, Vocational Sustainability, profession. Keywords: butcher's the within behavior learning "osmotic" more far a to lead might which sustainability, of context the with profession the in apprentices of acquisition knowledge of world the links concept This management. competency transversal buchters: for training vocational to approach systemic a discuss therefore we paper this In field. occupational this by and in understood and covered be should that topics pressing most the of one is sustainability respect, this In butchers. for training vocational in concepts state-of-the-art and modern of lack a is there addition, In sector. butchery the in applicants of lack persistence the by accelerates further employees of number the in decrease The employees. of number declining the in reflected also is which image, of loss noticeable a experienced profession this Besides, products. meat-based of refinement and creation the to production sausage and slaughter pure traditionally from changed has itself butcher the of role professional The years. recent in dramatically changed has profession this But trades. grown traditionally oldest the of one is butcher the of profession The trade. butchery the least not it with and flux, of state a in is industry food  The Berlin Wirtschaft und Technik für Hochschule School, Business Berlin HTW Reinhardt, Kai & Schwarzkopf Julia Ermer, Butchers Carolin German of Education Vocational the in Sustainability Integrating for Management Competency Transversal - Trans-Sustain 7. 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