Examples of using Working poor in English and their translations into Swedish
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We will not tolerate the creation of a class of'working poor' in Europe.
It mocks all of those millions of people who are labelled as the working poor.
We are also seeing significant numbers of working poor, those who have jobs
According to the available data, the working poor account for approximately 8% of the working population,
They're the working poor too, because their whole lifestyle was financed to death.
The number of"working poor"- or persons living on the equivalent of US$ 2 per day or less- has continued to grow,
The working poor should be a regular topic on the agenda of the European social dialogue.
Europe even has 14 million working poor.
The Employment Guidelines call on Member States to develop appropriate policies with a view to reducing the number of working poor and removing disincentives arising from the interaction of tax-benefits
The"working poor" unable to earn a sufficient wage to cover daily necessities as well as older people
there are nearly 18 million working poor and there is increasing inequality in Europe.
The working poor: Although in many areas of the world unemployment has decreased all too often the new jobs are of low quality,
children at risk, the working poor, migrant workers and asylum seekers.
substantial pay cuts, the working poor you spoke of, and inadequate
reducing segmentation and the proportion of working poor.
in particular the working poor and people in precarious jobs6;
In Japan, the term has been used as synonymous with"the working poor", although it evolved as a distinctive term as it became associated with the Japanese May Day movementworking and living conditions.">
an increase of low-skilled service sector jobs and working poor.
that war represents struggles among capitalists in which the rich become richer, and the working poor all too often die at the hands of other workers.
exclusion are still the same: the unemployed, the working poor, children under 18,