Examples of using Active population in English and their translations into Slovak
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Definition: Unemployment rates represent unemployed persons as a percentage of the economically active population.
Increased mobility would also respond to the challenge of filling high-skill jobs, as the active population declines.
Economically active population, employment, unemployment,
The share of women in the total number of the economically active population(%).
In other words, it was decided to find out in which sphere the most active population is most involved.
Table 3 Economically active population by LFS and education 2009(in thous. Persons).
to do more with a smaller, shrunken active population.
educational attainment refer to the active population aged 15-64
(b) prescribed classes of the economically active population, constituting not less than 75 per cent of the whole economically active population, and the wives and children of persons in the said classes.
Definition: The economically active population comprises all persons of either sex,
While only 3.1% of the EU's active population may be directly generating monetary value in the cultural area,
the number of retired people will double by 2060 in relation to the active population able to finance pensions.
only about 45% of the total economically active population;
when life expectancy is longer, the active population even smaller,
which would also further increase the burden of financing retirement benefits on the young and active population.
It provides work for 44%8of the active population, a percentage which rises to 80% if we take account of the active rural population,
older workers, will contribute to increasing the active population, which simultaneously promotes growth
i.e. the shrinking of the active population, the growing number of elderly people,
the city has an economically active population with diverse levels of education and qualifications.
when life expectancy is longer, the active population becomes even smaller,