Examples of using Low-skilled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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talents of all, including the low-skilled and other vulnerable groups.
Child labor is a particular issue for fashion because much of the supply chain requires low-skilled labor and some tasks are even better suited to children than adults.
activities for young people, older workers and low-skilled persons.
Child labor is a main issue for fashion because much of the supply chain requires low-skilled labor and some tasks are even better suited to children than adults.
The focus of the new regulations is the restriction of low-skilled workers to existing quota schemes in the agricultural and food processing sectors.
Shares of high-skilled and low-skilled: The share of high skilled workers is increased,
vulnerable social groups and talks about the role of employers in upskilling low-skilled adults.
young people, the low-skilled, the long-term unemployed,
other consumer electronics giants, which employ hundreds of thousands of low-skilled workers.
young people, the low-skilled, the long-term unemployed,
of what is required, particularly among the low-skilled, who need it most.
Correspondingly, both the shares of low-skilled non-manual and skilled manual workers have decreased
Minimum thresholds for the payment of social insurance contributions could prevent the low-skilled from participating fully in the formal economy.
There are also arguments to introduce reduced VAT rates in sectors employing many low-skilled workers in order to permanently create jobs for such workers.
Although the scheme targets the long-term unemployed, the low-skilled and unemployed people living in disadvantaged areas,
including the low-skilled, adults with special education needs
Domestic policies need to enable the low-paid and low-skilled to escape poverty and unemployment through work.
Priority should be given here to the most needy, namely the low-skilled, older workers
The real problem in the 21st century is that the low-skilled jobs will disappear
Employment growth occurs in high- and low-skilled occupations, while the workforce in medium-skilled service occupations is shrinking,
