Примеры использования Workforces на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Improve the gender balance in teaching workforces by focusing on gender equality in teacher training programmes, such as those under way in Bangladesh;
This app is particularly useful for companies with large workforces consisting of multiple workers,
Countries with slowly growing workforces have also shown increasing willingness to rely on international migration,
Altering long-standing practices of government workforces is a complex process,
Those workforces in vulnerable employment were largely unprotected by labour
are forced to reduce their workforces due to the sales lost to counterfeit or pirated goods;
young and talented workforces in the industry.
these institutions prepare plans for eliminating underrepresentation of designated groups in their workforces.
The Commission was informed that organizations had implemented a number of policies with a view to creating diversified workforces.
Gallup found that companies with highly engaged workforces outperformed their peers by 147% in earnings per share.
supported flexible labour markets, adaptable workforces, well-designed social safety nets,
become members of their societies and workforces who are better able to contribute overall, we need to address systems,
funding schemes in which employers are encouraged to continue to train and upgrade their workforces through, for instance, the establishment of skills development funds.
capital and workforces.
HIV/AIDS is particularly devastating for countries with limited skilled workforces, taking a severe toll on their economies as the economically active succumb to AIDS-related illnesses, income levels are reduced
the return of skilled migrants, receiving countries benefit from younger workforces, and migrants themselves find new opportunities through their move to a new country.
HIV/AIDS is particularly devastating for countries with small populations and limited skilled workforces, taking a severe toll on their economies as productivity declines,
UNHCR personnel worked side by side in the Gash Barka region of Eritrea for the rehabilitation of public infrastructure projects employing local workforces and creating employment service centres.
And in most regions, the economic crisis is likely to push a large number of workers in developing countries into vulnerable employment in the informal sector-- which already absorbs a high proportion of the workforces, especially women.
Mechanisms should be developed to allow for mitigating the impact of the response measures on productive workforces, promoting a gradual