Examples of using Geographical mobility in English and their translations into Swedish
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Various studies on the United States have shown that it is largely geographical mobility that enables the country to adjust following an asymmetric shock in a region.
To ensure the de facto implementation of free movement of workers by removing obstacles to geographical mobility.
their flexibility, their geographical mobility and their adaptability.
Europe is changing in terms of its population structureand behaviour, which has implications for future levelsof geographical mobility.
The second aspect is the benefit of having a virtual mobility system to supplement geographical mobility.
The geographical mobility within the EU should be controlled and demand-driven during the third-country worker's first period of legal stay.
To reduce regional disparities, measures are taken to increase geographical mobility, but the functioning of the housing market remains an obstacle.
Vocational and geographical mobility in Europe is still restricted,
Geographical mobility is not an invention of the twentieth century
Thus, to authorise regional aid, the Commission studies the geographical mobility of the notified project, after checking that the region in question is eligible for aid under Community law.
In other words, the highly skilled labourers' geographical mobility reinforces the uneven distribution of human capital between regions.
Improving geographical mobility: at present unemployment sits alongside a shortage of labour on the job markets.
It is also clear that they stand in the way of the full benefits and potential of geographical mobility for workers and employers.
Little action was taken to promote geographical mobility or to achieve a proper balance between flexibility and security.
thereby promoting workers' geographical mobility;
low geographical mobility, the fragmentation of information on mobility
However, as the geographical mobility of workers and their tendency to change employer more often increases, enterprises are discouraged from undertaking training initiatives.
practices for guidance at national level to improve occupational and geographical mobility.
the common currency is a workforce empowered to make use of professional and geographical mobility.
people in employment to undertake lifelong learning helps to boost vocational and geographical mobility and thus creates more employment opportunities.