Examples of using Working population in English and their translations into Swedish
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Now that our working population is shrinking, we are facing a possible structural crisis in the distribution of wealth.
The second of the Foundation's survey on working conditions shows how the structure of the working population and the pattern of employment has been changing.
and 38.4% of the working population is employed in the primary sector.
available in relation to the total working population and teaching staff are for 1991/92.
women in matters of social security- Directive 7917¡EEC- Working population)(Fifth Chamber) to grant her any payment in respect of the therapeutic treatment provided by her for her husband.
accounting for 16% of the working population.
employs 5.1 million people 2.4% of the working population.
Together, then, they account for close to 50% of the working population source: ILO, Budapest, 1998.
increased longevity means that the ratio of elderly people to the working population will double over the next fifty years.
Economic: Rural areas have a significantly lower income than the average, an ageing working population, and a greater dependency on the primary sector.
The number of"teleworkers" in the Member States varies from 0.6- 9% of the working population.
estimated at 9% of the working population, will require new jobs to be created by boosting production capacity.
Over the coming decades, the progressive ageing of the population will gradually reduce the working population, with a serious impact on growth potential.
other services) accounts for a quarter of Europe's working population.
Initially, the game has spread only in people's working population, as the aristocracy, upper class preferred foreign games such as solitaire, bridge, poker.
In turn, weak investment, a declining working population and a significant drop in productivity weigh on potential growth.
Auvergne is also a relatively industrial region: the share of the working population in industry is 22%(110,000 jobs), compared to the national average of 18.
European migration policy is necessary, to my mind, not least because, by 2050, the European working population will have dwindled by 20 million people.
a young working population and a dynamic business environment.
maintain a creative working population.