Примери коришћења Informal employment на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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They do not have formal or informal employment.
Addressing the issue of informal employment is of primary importance for the Romanian government," the OECD said.
There remains a high percentage of youths within informal employment.
Informal employment, unemployment and economic inactivity remain still very high, particularly among women and youth.
SETimes: What can the government do to better control informal employment?
Informal employment, unemployment and economic inactivity remain still very high, particularly among women and youth.
In 2016, 61 per cent of the world's working population was in informal employment.
According to Labour Force Survey, informal employment grew significantly, from 17.9% in October 2012 to 21% in June 2014.
The size of the shadow economy in Bulgaria in 2002-2003 wasaround 40% of GDP, an OECD report on informal employment in Romania, issued in July, showed.
Contemporary rate of informal employment, according to the research on labor force is 21,2% and in April, it was 17% Milena Vujović pointed out.
In the services sector it is at a relatively low level; however,its increase in this sector was the greatest contributor to the growth of the total informal employment.
An analysis of the listed data shows that there is a high rate of informal employment and self-employment, especial y in work-intensive agricultural economic activities.
Informal employment is decreasing but continues to be high among the Roma population and the informality gap is the highest in the Western Balkans region.
The gender gap exists in all these categories, in favour of men. Informal employment in Serbia is relatively high, especially in agriculture and construction sectors.
So-called informal employment stood at 18.1 percent with 57.5 per cent of the informal sector working in the farming industry.
(Dnevnik, Mediapool- 30/07/08; Sofia Echo, Dnevnik, Mediapool,Center for the Study of Democracy- 27/05/08; Report on Informal Employment in Romania, OECD, July 2008).
At the same time, informal employment remained one of the main challenges in the Western Balkans, posting growth in Albania and North Macedonia, while falling in Serbia.
More fragile categories of workers such as young people, women andmigrants tend to be more exposed to these risks, as informal employment may represent their only possible entry point into the labour market.
The report notes that informal employment, one of the major challenges of the Western Balkan labor markets, is still rising in Albania and North Macedonia, but dropping in Serbia.
Given that cumulative social insurance contribution rate in Serbia is already high, its increase for further ten or more percentage points would have a negative impact on employment, economy growth and informal employment.
It is important, however,that measures which aim to curtail informal employment are implemented with a sensitivity to employers' needs and without undue administrative burdens.
Preci: Informal employment includes private sector with a large number of employees such as private ventures that work with raw materials, the construction sector, but also agriculture, and above all, the service sector.
It is estimated that additional action is necessary to address the problem of informal employment, which totalled around 570,000 workers in the last quarter of 2016, two-thirds of whom are employed in agriculture.
Overall, informal employment on its own or in combination with other activities appears to be an important livelihood strategy for many households, as it helps to supplement income from other sources," the 30-nation Paris-based organisation said.
In terms of incidence of undeclared work, Romania is at the top of the Central and Eastern European countries, followed by Bulgaria,the 83-page paper said, describing the levels of informal employment in the two Balkan nations as"quite high".
The report notes that informal employment, one of the major challenges of the Western Balkan labor markets, is still rising in Albania and North Macedonia, but dropping in Serbia.
Since the more productive part of employment also grew much faster than GDP,the high growth of the low-quality, informal employment and employment in agriculture(if they even occurred)21 cannot explain the discrepancy between the employment growth and the GDP growth.
The report notes that informal employment, one of the major challenges of the Western Balkan labor markets, is still rising in Albania and North Macedonia, but dropping in Serbia.
Center for Democracy Foundation has developed practical policy proposal“Serbia Without Undeclared Work- Improvement of Labor Inspections' Role in Fighting Informal Employment” within the framework of the project“More Efficient Role of Labor Inspection in Fighting Undeclared Work” implemented April 1- November 30, 2014 and with support of Solidar Suisse- Office in Serbia.
There are significant differences in informal employment between men(28.8%) and women(43.4%), with women from rural areas eight times more likely to be in informal employment than women from urban areas(5.5%).