Examples of using The working poor in English and their translations into Russian
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are more likely to be among the working poor and are overrepresented in the agricultural sector.
in most developing countries coverage remains low and does not extend to the working poor.
11.7 per cent are considered the working poor, and 9 per cent are deemed vulnerable.
In the USA women's earnings are more dispersed(Blau and Kahn 1992), such that many women are among the working poor but there are also more women with high earnings,
Not all workers in the informal economy are among the working poor; nonetheless, an estimate of the working poor can be viewed as an approximation of those working in the informal economy whose earnings are very low International Labour Organization, 2005c.
distribution of poverty among the working poor.
Over the past decade, developing countries with the greatest declines in vulnerable employment and in poverty among the working poor in the early 2000s saw more improvement in annual per capita income than developing countries with less improvement in job quality.
where open unemployment is rarely a viable option, the working poor are largely in the informal sector
which have become an essential means of communication for the working poor, can be charged.
refugees, migrants and the working poor.
were overrepresented in the informal sector and among the working poor.
Single parents and the working poor received various forms of financial
recession on individuals and families will likely compound the situation, with the working poor and other vulnerable groups bearing the brunt of the global crises.
persons with insufficient income(the working poor); 449 households received financial assistance,
groups who continue to live in poverty, including the working poor, in its new National Strategy to Combat Poverty.
to make economic sectors benefit the working poor.
He drew attention to the characteristics of the working poor in developing countries, as identified in
government social spending which often serve to supplement income sources of the poor and the working poor.
to lower the cost of labour to the point of multiplying the number of the working poor, with consequential increases in misery
about 633 million workers in 2008 were making less than $1.25 a day the working poor.