Examples of using Family commitments in English and their translations into Slovak
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school, or family commitments.
school, or family commitments.
school, or family commitments.
There are six very precise corrections designed to plug the gaps in women's insurance as a result, for example, of maternity and their family commitments.
school, or family commitments.
To fulfil their family commitments, women are therefore more liable than men to have to accept precarious
To do this, however, the EU needs to make it easier for people to combine their work and family commitments to facilitate people- women in particular- to enter the labour market.
For example,“a new union that comes from a recent divorce” requires special care or“the situation of someone who has repeatedly failed in his/her family commitments”(298).
growth in the proportion of over-55s in the workplace and those who no longer have family commitments.
see to the shopping for young colleagues with family commitments.
exercise, family commitments, social engagements,
Moreover, the balance between professional and family commitments is even more difficult for women in this sector,
adequately remunerated work that they can combine with their family commitments.
exercise, family commitments, social engagements
The Benefits of Play for Adults“In our hectic, modern lives, many of us focus so heavily on work and family commitments that we never seem to have time for pure fun.
production in the countryside, building businesses that can provide jobs and which allow family commitments to be reconciled with work.
For example, special care requires"a new union that comes from a recent divorce" or"the situation of someone who has repeatedly failed their family commitments"( 298).
energizing escape from your day-to-day routine of work or school/family commitments.
the situation of someone who has repeatedly failed their family commitments.
offer opportunities to sustain their economic activity without compromising unnecessarily their family commitments;
