Примеры использования Working poverty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Working poverty shares in total employment, selected regions.
In the best-case scenario,extreme working poverty will continue to fall.
Working poverty shares many of the characteristics of extreme poverty. .
Other challenges included high working poverty rates, vulnerability and widespread natural disasters.
The current global economic crisis has also aggravated the incidence of vulnerable employment and working poverty.
In addition, the informal economy, vulnerable employment and working poverty continue to dominate the labour market.
This results in working poverty being significantly higher for young workers than for their older counterparts.
Labour markets are characterized by fewer,lower-paying jobs that are becoming more vulnerable, increasing the incidence of working poverty.
Informal employment, vulnerable employment and working poverty present great challenges for young people in the developing world.
Working poverty should be studied both at the income and household levels to provide a more holistic understanding of the problem.
According to the International Labour Organization, working poverty has continued to decrease, but at a slower pace than before the crisis.
For working poverty to decline further, a more rapid transition from vulnerable employment to more productive and decent employment is essential.
The slowdown is exerting strong pressure on the labour markets in the region, resulting in increased unemployment,underemployment and working poverty.
In comparison, the average youth working poverty rate in North Africa has been below 4 per cent over the same period.
In particular, as described above, they are disproportionately affected by unemployment,job insecurity and working poverty.
The rate of working poverty in subSaharan Africa is projected to increase from 58.9 per cent in 2007 to as high as 67.9 per cent in 2009.
The ongoing cuts in social spending in a growing number of countries will only serve to increase vulnerability and working poverty.
The existence of working poverty in the EU raises serious questions about the quality of work and the commitment of the EU to poverty reduction.
This, in turn, perpetuates the cycle of insufficient education,low-productivity employment and working poverty from one generation to the next.
Very limited research on working poverty has been conducted in the EU; France is the only member country to have initiated studies on the working poor.
Over the past decade, developing countries have made significant progress towards the achievement of Goal 1,particularly in reducing extreme working poverty.
Despite the marked progress in reducing extreme poverty in South Asia, working poverty presents a major challenge to efforts in this region.
Clear regional variations exist with respect to unemployment(including women and youth), job creation, productivity,vulnerable employment and the levels of working poverty.
The prevalence of working poverty in the developing world thereby underlines the importance of creating employment that is sufficiently productive to yield a decent income.
This, in turn, perpetuates the cycle of insufficient education,low-productivity employment and working poverty from one generation to the next.
Working poverty thus remained a marked challenge in this region, and only the Middle Eastern countries were slower to reduce the share of the working poor.
Workers in informal employment have higher exposure to pervasive decent work deficits and a higher risk of being in working poverty.
The EU has also studied the relationship between poor working conditions and working poverty to find ways to improve the quality of employment in the region.
Informal employment remains prevalent in developing countries andimprovements in job quality are slow, which means fewer people are moving out of working poverty.
The overall rate of extreme working poverty of all developing countries(at the $1.25 purchasing power parity level) declined from more than 32 per cent of total employment to barely above 15 per cent.