Examples of using Active population in English and their translations into Spanish
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during the period 1990-1992, 79 per cent of the active population worked in the primary sector,
Distribution based on gender and age for the active population Therefore, the high activity rate is a distinctive feature of the Spanish as well as of the Eastern Roma population,
while the size of the active population increased.
create employment until reaching 9% of the active population, achieve 20,000 million euros of trade surplus,
which currently affects over 17 per cent of the active population.
the average age of the active population is of 34.2 years almost a half is between 16
A positive phenomenon in the years 19951998 was the increase in the number of wage earners in the total number of economically active population from 85.1 per cent in 1995 to 90.5 per cent in 1998.
provides employment to over 70 per cent of the economically active population(which was 81 per cent in 1990),
Women make up 43 per cent of the economically active population 37.5 per cent in 1990 The figure for 1990 is taken from the population census;
The data produced by the Swiss survey of the economically active population for 1991 La situation du femmes et les hommes sur le marché du travail The situation of women and men in the employment market.
Bearing in mind that women account for 49.6 per cent of the total economically active population, the situation in the various State bodies of Tajikistan is as follows(data from December 2003) see annex, tables 13.
which approached 30 per cent of the economically active population in the second half of 1974,
The economically active population is around 8 million persons,
The social insurance system's core function is to protect economically active population in the event of specific social situations illness,
underemployment rates were fairly high among Togo's active population in 2006, a third(32.9 per cent)
So far as the economically active population over 50 years of age is concerned,
assuming a constant active population thereafter, increase the required contribution rate by approximately 0.34 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
The rate of unemployment, which approached 30% of the economically active population during the second half of 1974,
The wage results in the Economically Active Population Survey make possible a joint analysis of the distribution of wages
The Active Population Survey of the National Statistics Institute provides the following data on the population aged 16