Примеры использования Remunerated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The work classified as domestic labour, both remunerated and unremunerated, is essential to the functioning of all societies,
including the relationship between remunerated and unremunerated work,
The position of Ombudsman is incompatible with engagement in any other remunerated public or private activity,
The survey includes any remunerated work(or income-generating activity)
Make visible the unequal distribution between women and men of remunerated and unremunerated work
since women contribute to the economy through both their remunerated and unremunerated work.
appropriately and adequately remunerated and freely chosen employment must be a central object of economic
The remunerated activity would thus become more attractive y comparison with household activities
At the same time migrants who have received work permits may choose a remunerated activity subject to the condition that they reside lawfully in the territory of the state of residence.
the Act Regulating Remunerated Domestic Work excluded female wage earners.
Although some political parties took the view that parental leave should be remunerated, there was little chance that such an arrangement would be adopted in the foreseeable future.
with the quality of parliamentarian being incompatible with any other remunerated office, except for teaching
For instance the term"remunerated activity" in articles 1
productive and equitably remunerated employment for all.
States of employment shall consider favourably granting frontier workers the right freely to choose their remunerated activity after a specified period of time.
due to the unbalanced distribution of remunerated and unremunerated work.
Prosecutors and investigators of the prosecution may not compliment their official duties with another remunerated or unremunerated job,
The Programme of Action identified full and adequately remunerated employment as an effective method of combating poverty
Remunerated domestic work: A significant
social rights based on all work, remunerated or otherwise.