Examples of using Labour force in English and their translations into Malay
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developed infrastructure, and a quality labour force- factors which have contributed to the viability of our business in Malaysia.
employing 1.6 million people or 11% of the country's labour force.
personal responsibilities as the reason for not being in the labour force, versus only 2% of men.
This has resulted in the steady decline in the share of documented foreign workers from 16.1% in 2013 to 12.0% of the labour force in 2017.
Safe and high quality childcare facilities as well as‘teleworking' will support increasing women's labour force participation.
Only 48% of the labour force of 14.5 million have active EPF accounts.
The labour force participation rate in January 2019 increased 0.1 percentage point to 68.6 per cent as compared to the previous month
The 2014 Labour Force Survey report by the Department of Statistics released in June 2014 revealed that one third(31%)
private companies female labour force participation in Kazakhstan is now at 65%- the highest in the region
On average, 25 percent of European's youth labour force is unemployed
In addition, CHKL aims to bring about an industrial renaissance that will revitalise the Citys industrial sector by encouraging industries that are clean and requiring a highly skilled labour force, in particular those at the forefront of the new technologies.
In 2016, for instance, the labour force participation rate for young men stands at 53.9 per cent compared to 37.3 per cent for young women- representing a gap of 16.6 percentage points.
personal responsibilities as the reason for not being in the labour force, versus only three per cent of men.
These workers make up 94% of the companies' total labour force, yet have no direct relationship with the multinational itself,
Our neighbours are faring better where women's labour force participation rate for Myanmar is at 75.2%, Cambodia 78.8%, Lao 76.3%,
There is no systematic strategy to increase women's labour force participation rate(LFPR) which has stagnated around 46-47% in the last 23 years since 1990 to the targeted 55% by 2015 as stipulated by the 10th Malaysian Plan(RMK10).
Norma also pointed out that currently only 80 percent of the total 13.5 million employed labour force in Malaysia had some form of retirement savings and government pensions although government pensions were not contributory.
He said the labour force participation rate in May, which has been
a shortfall in the labour force, and lagging urbanisation,
Mohd Razali said the government would continue intensify initiatives to encourage the participation of women in the labour force.