Примеры использования Employed women на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ii Employed women.
That occupation Employed women.
Employed women Total employed. .
The sum of unemployed plus employed women.
Out of 10 employed women, 5 work in agriculture.
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In Norway, more than 40 per cent of employed women work part-time.
Employed women have higher levels of schooling than men.
The number of fully employed women has gone up significantly.
Employed women are provided with pre- and post-natal leave.
The same stereotypes cause employed women to face inequalities.
Employed women, in case of maternity, have the right to a special protection.
On average, 16 per cent of employed women work part-time.
The employed women may perform these jobs only on the basis of a written consent.
Maternity leave benefits for employed women are equal to her pension benefits.
Thus, employed women in Macedonia enjoy all the rights to protection at work and during pregnancy.
Men's involvement in paid work is of 9 hours and 11 minutes compared to 8 hours and 4 minutes for employed women.
The rate of(involuntary) partly employed women during the second quarter of 2010 was 6.8 per cent.
Employed women still prevail in education, trade, the textile industry and the financial sector.
Further, women's full employment rates andthe total number of fully employed women also fell in 1997, while those for men rose considerably.
Of the employed women, 55.8% are in the informal sector, and 44.2% in the formal sector.
This positive development is reflected in the proportion of women working employed women as a proportion of the female population of working age- between 15 and 64.
Among employed women, 55 per cent have higher and secondary special education degrees, among men- 38 percent.
Please also indicate steps taken to address significantly lower incomes of employed indigenous women in comparison to nonindigenous employed women.
For these reasons, most employed women in Bhutan have similar work situation as men.
It also welcomed the legislation on paid maternity leave for women Government employees andurged that it be applied to all employed women in the country.
In 2003, 36 per cent of employed women aged 20- 64 with children under the age of 17 worked part-time.
Employed women have the right to maternity leave, absence from work due to care of child, and absence from work due to special care of child.
Most women are employed in manufacturing(23% of all employed women), trade and education, and in the sector 57% of employees are women. .
Among employed women only 2.4 per cent had not completed their secondary schooling, while for employed men the figure was 4.8 per cent.
Apart from the right to health care in the primary, specialist-consultative, andhospital health care, the employed women insurance holders, as well as men, arising from the compulsory health care, are entitled to a salary bonus in case of working impediment due to sickness or professional injury.