Examples of using Workers in the informal sector in English and their translations into Arabic
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Most of the workers in the informal sector were women and the majority did not have job security or social services.
Consideration was being given to providing social security for workers in the informal sector who were not reached by a special programme of benefits for the elderly.
Workers in the informal sector are generally not covered by labour laws, including by safety and health regulations.
Also indicate whether workers in the informal sector, many of whom are women, are eligible to participate in the scheme.
There is an attempt to extend the protection under the Social Insurance Act to also cover home workers and other workers in the informal sector.
They have also played a role in building self-esteem and shared identities among, for instance, workers in the informal sector, and have brought recognition to their work.
It has been recognized that workers in the informal sector in the rural and urban areas enjoy social security protection to a significantly lesser degree than those in the organized sectors. .
Furthermore, studies have shown that workers in the informal sector often lack the necessary education and training properly to manage the collection, refurbishment, repair and recovery of materials in an environmentally sound manner.
Please clarify whether workers in the informal sector, many of whom are women, are eligible to participate in the Social Security Scheme for workers(Jamsostek), and if so, please provide sex-disaggregated data about the extent of such participation.
regretted that the 2006 Labour Act does not cover workers in the informal sector, where a large population of women are employed.
Workers in the informal sector, including the self-employed, often lack access to safety nets and other forms of social protection and work under conditions that do not meet international labour standards.
Ms. Awori asked what strategies were planned to provide social security benefits for the 90 per cent of workers in the informal sector of the economy who currently had no benefits.
Corporate globalization has caused a rapidly increasing trend toward the casualization of labour and marginalization of vulnerable groups of workers- especially children, working women, migrant workers, fish workers, commercial sex workers, home workers and other workers in the informal sector.
Universal access to social protection for: workers in the formal sector(111), workers in the informal sector(55), the unemployed including persons with disabilities, the sick and the elderly(84).
With regard to the lack of social protection for workers in the informal sector, he drew attention to the fact that an act of 1999 had introduced voluntary coverage under some insurance schemes,
Women represented 78 per cent of workers in the informal sector, the so-called" home workers", and more information was needed on any provisions to guarantee them a minimum wage or standard working hours.