Examples of using Working age in English and their translations into Hebrew
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it is expected to continue to rise steadily and reach some 233 elderly per 1,000 working age adults by the year 2030.”.
Today, this very small generation of those born during the 1990s is entering the working age.
The two demographic trends that I discussed- the decline in the share of the working age population, and the increase in the share of sectors with relatively low employment rates- are expected to deduct 1.3 percentage points from the annual growth rate.
future employment growth will likely slow to the rate of working age population- some 1½%.
The study examines the relative share of each of the three major population groups in Israel's working age population- Haredi(ultra-Orthodox),
Male non-employment rates among prime working age Israelis have risen over the past 30 years- tripling among haredi(ultra-Orthodox) and nearly doubling among Israel Arabs and non-haredi Jews.
while the bottom 70% of the working age population accounts for just 2.7% of global wealth.
while the bottom 70% of the working age population accounts for just 2.7% of global wealth.
while the bottom 70% of the working age population accounts for just 2.7% of global wealth.
the elderly population of Tokyo- people older than 65- will equal the working age population- people between the ages of 15 and 64.
between the working hours, mental health as well as life satisfaction in more than 71,000 working age people in the UK over the period of nine years.
remained at a level of less than 160 elderly per 1,000 working age adults.
This study examines the trends in inequality and poverty rates between 2002 and 2014. Most of the analyses relate to the working age population, whose contribution to income inequality and to long-term changes in it is the greatest, as well as to the elderly population.
Among the working age population, market income inequality(inequality in income from employment,
The research found that while the per capita income in households headed by working age adults(up to age 64)
Data from 64 countries representing two thirds of the world's working age population show that 16.4 billion hours per day are spent in unpaid care work- the equivalent to 2 billion people working eight hours per day with no remuneration.
as compared with 54% in 2014- an increase that exceeds the rate of growth among this group's share in the overall working age population.
Is it difficult to find work aged over 30?
This is the percentage of adults who are working age.
The percentage of adults who are working age drops dramatically.