Examples of using High-skilled in English and their translations into Swedish
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Health consequences will be very difficult whether the tasks performed are low-skilled or high-skilled, whether workers have control over their work and their rhythms or not.
Declines in the demand for medium- to high-skilled labour, which is expected to drop even further in the near future.
However, this loss was unevenly spread over the different skill-types as high-skilled workers increased their share while low-skilled workers saw their income share fall.
I am convinced that the development of applied research will lead to the creation of high-skilled jobs and the development of a knowledge-based economy.
In writing.- To make Carbon Technology a practical reality we need to address the shortage of engineers and other high-skilled personnel designing
flat in surface for using superior quality of low-carbon iron wire and high-skilled workers and advanced equipments.
only one in five is high-skilled.
training and education of high-skilled workforce.
suppliers and securing high-skilled jobs in the long term.
and compared with high-skilled people to miss out on the benefits of continued learning.
characterised with the high degree of innovation and high-skilled job creation potential, can substantially contribute to the objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy.
the employment rate for high-skilled EU nationals was about 83% at the EU level,
gaps in wages and working conditions between high-skilled and low-skilled workers.
Finally, in line with initiatives such as the EU Blue Card Directive43 or the Commission proposal on intra-corporate transferees in the EU44, high-skilled labour from outside of the EU could be attracted to address these skills shortages.
there is still a lack of“middle-skilled” and high-skilled workers in the labour market.
The EU should also more actively encourage the creation of high-skilled jobs in developing countries through a policy of partnership
However specific developments were witnessed in Portugal4(where job growth has concentrated in unskilled rather than in high-skilled occupations) and in Spain, France, Ireland
in achieving the creation of an adaptable, high-skilled and motivated workforce,
would barely be affected, there would be a shift in demand from low- to high-skilled workers and an associated relative pay increase for the latter owing to the inelastic supply of high-skilled workers in the short to medium run.
A significant creation of high-skilled jobs, and a risk of labour market polarisation.