Examples of using Employed persons in English and their translations into Swedish
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The number of employed persons increased, as in 1998,
Of employed persons in profits and enterprise results by means of profit-sharing, employee zaposlenih v
Definition: Annual change in total number of employed persons, overall and by main sector by gender.
Employed persons for the purposes of their inclusion in the General or Special Social Security zaposlene osobe u svrhu njihovog uključivanja u
All employed persons and some selfemployed groups(smallholders, sharefarmers, craftsmen
The occupational injury insurance covers employed persons working in Iceland,
According to national accounts, the number of employed persons increased by good one per cent
Students and employed persons should find out whether their school
After the 1990s the number of employed persons was at its highest in 2008,
The fact that the number of employed persons in relation to the number of pensioners is decreasing, a fact.
In February, 10 per cent of employed persons reckoned that their personal threat of unemployment had grown over the past few months,
The number of employed persons fell by 1.4 per cent and that of hours
In March, 11 per cent of employed persons reckoned that their personal threat of unemployment had grown over the past few months,
The large number of employed persons who are absent from work as a result of sickness
In November, 13 per cent of employed persons reckoned that their personal threat of unemployment had decreased over the past few months
Share of employed persons(%) among persons aged 55 to 74 by municipality in 2012(preliminary data) Suomeksi På svenska.
In August, 14 per cent of employed persons reckoned that their personal threat of unemployment had decreased over the past few months,
The higher than usual proprotion of those who were not contacted may reduce in particular the number of employed persons compared to the situation a year ago.
Employed persons without a family voted in advance slightly more often than unemployed persons without a family.
Virtually remained unchanged for nearly fifteen years such an important indicator as the number of employed persons per one pensioner.