Примеры использования Unremunerated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Accounting for unremunerated work.
However, a significant share of FAO programme support costs remains unremunerated.
Equal sharing of unremunerated work in the family.
The Directive determines the following conditions for unremunerated trainees.
Recognize the contribution of unremunerated work to the economy in national accounts.
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Gender- and age-disaggregated information on unremunerated workers.
Many of these unremunerated activities are in creative industries, such as the arts, handicrafts and entrepreneurship.
These are considered"natural", unremunerated chores.
The experience gained through unremunerated family work to be considered as qualification for re-entry into the labour market.
Women were key contributors to the economy through both remunerated and unremunerated work.
Conduct of studies on frameworks that measure the unremunerated contributions of women and men to the economy.
Statistical concepts and methods will need to be developed to measure and value unremunerated work.
Specific statistics on the economic and social value of unremunerated work done full-time or part-time within the family;
Conducting regular time-use studies to measure, in quantitative terms, unremunerated work;
Cases of forced or unremunerated labour reported from UNPA Sector North are being monitored carefully by the field staff of the Special Rapporteur.
Recommend the enactment and enforcement of legislations that ensure recognition of the value of women's unremunerated work.
Unremunerated rural child labour: Children and adolescents do not receive direct financial remuneration; they work in exchange for lodging, food, clothing and education.
World wide, most of this work is done by women who often face the double burden of remunerated and unremunerated work.
One State party has initiated consultations on ways to measure women's unremunerated work within the national economic system, through a satellite account.
With regard to indicators,UNDP contributed to a global research programme on engendering labour statistics and the valuation of unremunerated labour.
The work classified as domestic labour,both remunerated and unremunerated, is essential to the functioning of all societies, and those who perform it are women.
Council Directive 2004/114/EC of 13 December 2004 on the conditions of admission of third-country nationals for the purposes of studies,pupil exchange, unremunerated training or voluntary service.
The trade-offs between remunerated and unremunerated work, or between family life and work, point to the need for a greater and better distribution of childcare and domestic tasks.
The need for systematic collection andanalysis of statistical data on unremunerated work carried out by women was reiterated.
This indicates that the burden of unremunerated domestic work continues to be shouldered by women owing to the socially and culturally differentiated roles assigned to women and to men.
And one of the most obvious causes of economic inequality is women's situation on the labor market, unremunerated domestic work and missing social infrastructure.
While recognizing the value of women's unremunerated work, the Commission called upon stakeholders to develop and promote policies that facilitated the reconciliation of employment and family responsibilities.
Women contribute to the economy andto combating poverty through both remunerated and unremunerated work at home, in the community and in the workplace.
Unremunerated work for a family business, on the other hand, is taken into account in the definition of employment, although the Household Survey does not indicate the sex of the head of the production unit in which the person works.
As the results of the special microcensus programme"Household management- Childcare- Caring for relatives" show,equal sharing of unremunerated work in the family is not yet a reality.