Примеры использования Low-wage на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The existence of cheap labour in low-wage countries is also no guarantee that they will be able to compete effectively in the international markets.
With respect to other Member States, the percentage of low-wage earners among women is particularly high in Austria compared to men.
Downward pressure on health workers' salaries in low-wage countries may have achieved short-term savings at the expense of efficiency gains.
Low-wage countries that have sufficient human resources in the domestic labour pool for IT service production benefit through job creation
the concentration of women in the low-wage and unskilled labour sectors,
by enterprises seeking to take advantage of low-wage countries.
of production in multinational corporations operations are devolved to free-standing production units in low-wage countries.
Then difficult times arrived as the world changed- the shoe industry moved almost entirely to Asia and other low-wage countries.
some developing countries and the export of high-technology plants to low-wage locations.
As in earlier times, certain sectors or groups of low-skilled workers are endangered by low-wage competitors abroad employing sophisticated machinery.
Therefore, social policies are needed to avoid poverty in working life- due to low-wage employment, unemployment, disability, etc.
the concentration of women in the low-wage and unskilled labour sectors.
We do not accept the argument that trade with low-wage countries might threaten the economic stability of such developed countries.
more likely to be an unskilled, low-wage female worker in urban Africa
External investments that are attracted by the availability of low-wage labour for the export of domestically assembled goods made from imported semi-finished products often entail low domestic value added,
economic position of less-skilled, less-educated and low-wage workers, most noticeably in the United States
sophisticated programming assignments and semi-skilled jobs in call centres to low-wage countries is perhaps the best known example of the global shift of employment opportunities for young people.
The latter is made easier when unlimited supplies of comparatively low-wage expatriate labour hold state growth steady at a very low capital-to-labour ratio and, consequently, slow down the need to invest in technology-rich capital formation.
thereby improving the position of low-wage earners, mostly occupied by women.
CESCR was concerned about the concentration of women in the low-wage and unskilled labour sectors,