Примери коришћења Labour markets на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Labour markets and the effects of migration.
And they should act to increase the supply of jobs by deregulating labour markets.
Labour markets remain strong and unemployment continues to fall.
For these people we need to act here and now,to help them integrate into our societies and labour markets.
Labour markets should remain sound though improvements will slow.
The European Pillar of Social Rights, for instance, serves as a compass towards fair and well-functioning labour markets.
Labour markets in the CEE region are continuing to improve.
Meanwhile, for the first time, Eastern European labour markets are beginning to exert pressure to admit immigrant workers.
Labour markets in the new EU member countries can puzzle an outsider.
But we need to ensure that this growing number of people who are willing to work are well integrated into our labour markets.
In addition, societies and labour markets are changing, due to new technologies and new forms of work.
Learn to understand and analyze evolving employment relationships andcontemporary organizational dynamics in internationalizing labour markets.
Access to European labour markets would certainly help, but this seems unlikely in the near future.
The Pillar sets out 20 key principles andrights to support fair and well-functioning labour markets and welfare systems.
Financial and labour markets still do not function properly and the informal economy tends to subvert the official one.
The United Kingdom is one of only three old EU countries that opened their labour markets to the citizens of new member states after last year's enlargement.
In labour markets around the world, there is no substitute for real-world experience supported by a thorough understanding of key concepts.
With the European Pillar of Social Rights, we have our roadmap towards well-functioning and fair labour markets that are fit for purpose in the 21st century.
This programme is aimed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be work-ready andcompetitive economists in the national and international labour markets.
With the European Pillar of Social Rights, we have our roadmap towards well-functioning and fair labour markets that are fit for purpose in the 21st century.
To ensure the study quality corresponding with the standards of a national university what would allow educating competitive specialists for the Latvian and international labour markets.
Unskilled Bulgarian andRomanian workers will not have an unfettered access to the British and Irish labour markets after their countries join the EU on January 1st.
Solving Europe's“most pressing” problem demands a bolder approach to boost growth in southern Europe as well as more money to help the southerners revamp their labour markets.
Taken together, these three phenomena that are already to be observed on labour markets(job remakes, job losses, job relocations) threaten to drive society into a state of extreme polarisation.
While free movement of workers is one of the fundamental EU principles,member states are allowed to impose temporary restrictions to protect their labour markets.
Britain, Sweden and Ireland were the only EU member states to fully open their labour markets to migrant workers from the ten mostly former communist countries that joined the Union in May 2004.
The second group of study programs is called"applicable" because these occupations,knowledge and competencies would be competitive on the labour markets of Preševo and Bujanovac.
Along with Sweden, Britain andIreland were the only EU member states to fully open their labour markets to migrant workers from the ten mostly former communist countries that joined the Union in May 2004.
The decision is a victory for Spain and Italy,whose borrowing costs have risen to near unsustainable levels despite their efforts to cut spending and reform labour markets.
The programmes outline the medium-term macroeconomic andfiscal framework as well as structural reforms(affecting labour markets, transport, energy, education etc.) to enhance competitiveness and long-term growth.