Примеры использования To be unemployed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Overall, women in those units were more likely to be unemployed, and to remain unemployed for longer periods of time.
Women are also more likely than men to be unemployed, poor, be subject to violence,
half are believed to be unemployed.
Persons with disabilities are much more likely to be unemployed or underemployed than persons without disabilities.
even in developed nations, persons with disabilities were twice as likely to be unemployed than their peers without disability.
with women more likely to be unemployed than men across all age groups.
And in developing countries, a large proportion of the labour force was forced to resort to vulnerable employment in the informal sector because they cannot afford to be unemployed.
where young women were less likely to be unemployed than young men 6 per cent versus 8 per cent.
Selina is about to get a Potal bullet through the head and you are all about to be unemployed and homeless.
rates in 18 countries, and were also twice as likely to be unemployed.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, women of non-European origin were 13 per cent more likely to be unemployed than Swedish women.
long-term job security or involves dangerous working conditions, to work in unprotected home-based production or to be unemployed.
The Committee notes that the author argues that the amended law still indirectly discriminates against her because it requires applicants to be unemployed at the time of application
The young are almost three times as likely to be unemployed as workers older than 25 and young females are the most adversely affected, with unemployment rates
The Committee notes that the author argues that the amended law still indirectly discriminates against her because it requires applicants to be unemployed at the time of application, and that this requirement effectively bars her from retroactive access to benefits.
discriminate against the author, because it required applicants to be unemployed at the time of application, a requirement which effectively barred her from retroactive access to benefits.
With an unemployment rate in 2010 of 13.1 per cent, young people are at least three times more likely to be unemployed than adults in the region as a whole and up to five times in South-East Asia
just remains to be unemployed and no matter how official is the status or condition in life.
Up until 1988, all persons who answered the question"are you looking for work?" in the affirmative were deemed to be unemployed. In 1988 the definition was adjusted in accordance with that used by the International Labour Organization.
Young women are also more likely to be unemployed: in 2011, in North Africa, the unemployment rate