Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Working age population in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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will have to be shouldered mainly by a shrinking share of the working age population.
By 2010, the working age population will remain stable,
Europe's ageing and shrinking working age population makes it even more pressing to boost productivity gains as a source of growth.
Chronic illness affects about 15% of the working age population in the European Union.
With declining fertility rates, the EU working age population(15-64) will start shrinking as early as 2012;
Only two-thirds of our working age population is currently employed,
Among the working age population, 18-64 years, we expect a poverty rate of 12.4.
On present trends, the EU working age population will fall by approximately 40 million people from 2000 until 2050 and the old age dependency ratio will double from 24% to 49%13.
there is still a large working age population with low skills, resulting in inequality and skills mismatches.
In addition to the registered unemployed, in 2002, 4.5% of the EU working age population(a slight increase compared to 2001)
It is particularly noteworthy that the working age population and the rates of employment for women are constantly rising.
It also partly reflects the decline of the working age population, in particular in the Baltic states,
The size of the working age population is expected to gradually decline as the retirement of large numbers of baby boomers will only be partially replaced by the accession of new generations of young people to the labour market.
the decline in the EU-25's working age population will entail a fall in the number of employed people of some 20 million.
Benchmark 2010/2020: The EU average level of participation in lifelong learning of the working age population should at least reach 12.5% in 2010 and 15% in 2020.
representing around 16% of the overall EU working age population.
Percentage of working age population having achieved at least upper secondary education(ISCED level 3)
Rising longevity and a shrinking working age population raise a double challenge of ensuring the financial sustainability of pensions
In the low employment growth regions, the working age population contracted at about 0.2% a year over 1996-2000,
The Survey of Adult Skills directly assesses the skills of about 5 000 adults aged 16-65 in each participating country, representing the working age population.