Examples of using Working-age in English and their translations into Romanian
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The EU population of working-age(15-64 years)
show that about 20% of the working-age population have only low basic skills(literacy
also to the further decline in average hours worked per worker and the contraction of working-age population.
up to 35% working-age population is employed and it brings 40% of the GDP.
In Europe the working-age population(15-64) is projected to decline by 7.5 million(-2.2%)
well-managed immigration in the coming decades can help to increase the number of working-age persons in employment
Access to lifelong learning opportunities remains uneven across socio-economic groups and some groups of the working-age population have less access,
According to Eurostat's most recent demographic forecasts, the working-age population will begin to decline after 2012,
a decline in the working-age population, and a productivity slump,” said Doerte Doemeland,
Just under two thirds(65.4% in 2007) of the working-age population are actually in employment,
As 15% of the EU working-age population has a disability of some sort
However, the challenge the EU faces is that many working-age citizens do not have access to a job,
For the sizeable proportion of the working-age population that needs to make the transition to employment,
In many Member States, the working-age population and the labour force continue to shrink,
Greece a third or more of working-age adults display low levels of proficiency in literacy and/or numeracy skills.
of working age not in paid work and not looking for paid work in total male working-age population.
of the employment market, which engages only 43% of the working-age population, and is particularly worried about the decreasing overall rate of employment of women;
skills shortages and contribute towards redressing the expected decline in its working-age population.
skills shortages and contribute towards redressing the expected decline in its working-age population.
The mobility rate is the number of working-age citizens living in another Member State in 2013, as a percentage of the working-age population of the country of citizenship.