Примери за използване на Working-age на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Nearly a quarter of working-age Greeks are unemployed.
Working-age people, especially the young, are falling behind.
More than 3 million people,or 12% of working-age citizens, are unemployed.
Our working-age population is going to continue to grow until 2030.
By 2030, Africa will have more working-age people than China.
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Its working-age population- defined as people aged 15 to 64- is actually dropping.
Both women and the elderly die the same way today's cohort of working-age men eventually will.
Two Thirds of Working-Age Europeans Know a Foreign Language.
The economy needs to create roughly 100,000 jobs per month to keep up with growth in the working-age population.
Nearly 80% of the working-age population has secondary and higher education.
In addition, Bulgaria is among the countries with the sharpest decline of the working-age population in the world.
From 2012, the working-age population in Europe will begin to shrink.
The economy needs to add around 100,000 jobs per month this year to keep up with growth in the working-age population.
Meanwhile, the working-age population will continue to decline.
The U.S. economy finally seems to be recovering in earnest, with housing on the rebound andjob creation outpacing growth in the working-age population.
Unemployment is below 4% and the working-age population will shrink, despite strong immigration.
In the words of Petar Tchobanov, no less important is the encouragement of Bulgarian students abroad andhighly skilled working-age immigrants to return to their homeland.
In addition, the number of working-age people in Europe is declining due to low birth rates.
People with disabilities represent around one-sixth of the EU's overall working-age population, but their employment rate is comparatively low.
The vast majority of working-age Roma lack sufficient education to participate successfully in the labour market.
People with disabilities represent around one-sixth of the EU's overall working-age population, but their employment rate is comparatively low.
The proportion of the working-age population that constitutes the labour force is called the labour force participation rate.
By 2050, the world's population will have grown 32%, but the working-age population(15 to 64 years old) will expand just 26%.
Growth in output per working-age person, especially since 2008, has been higher than in the United States, and much higher than in Europe.
Only Denmark, Belgium andSweden spend a larger percentage of their economies on social welfare programs for working-age citizens, according to an analysis by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
From 2012, the working-age population will start to shrink, while the number of over-60s will increase rapidly, by about two million people per year.
The labor force includes all categories of the working-age population who want to work, work or are looking for work.
Like Russian working-age men in the 1990s, Greek men showed signs of worsening mental health, including suicides and deaths from"undetermined injuries.".
These data show that almost half of the working-age population in the country has loans, more than one.
China's working-age population, defined as 15-59, fell 3.45 million last year, official data showed earlier this month- the first decline since 1963, after tens of millions died in a famine caused by the Great Leap Forward….