Exemplos de uso de Remunerated work em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Were doing some type of remunerated work and 12% were unemployed.
Geographical area, family income, mother's schooling level and mother's remunerated work.
Of those who were not apart of the PEA(47%), the majority had done remunerated work(31%), and only 17% had never entered the workforce.
In the area of remunerated work, in 2016 men's economic participation rate reached 79%, while women's rate was just 51.
None of the variables at the distal level remained in the final model for the rural area,which was adjusted for the mother's remunerated work, coming from this level.
The significant transition of women into remunerated work is an expression of this process, and it encourages changes in the gender identities.
The socioeconomic factors were analyzed using the following variables: geographical area, family income,mother's schooling level and mother's remunerated work.
The remunerated work and the social and economic conditions were considered essential to maintain the treatment adhesion by HIV/AIDS infected women.
What we have observed is that there exist other types of remunerated work that women are entering, and the participation rate is approaching that of domestic service.
If the latter phenomenon proves stronger than the former, it will be difficult to increase the number of hours worked, andthis will mean we shall have to find a different way of distributing time spent on remunerated work.
When added to the hours of remunerated work, the double shift adds up to 66 hours a week for women in the formal PEA and 65 hours for women in the informal PEA.
It can thus be affirmed that access to institutional child care/education has brought potential for the promotion of better remunerated work for mothers and placing them in better quality occupations.
The integration into remunerated work already forms, for these women, a space for social experience and a horizon of important expectations, even when the demands for care are very intense.
These results are similar to those of a study" in which the facet financial resources obtained the worst mean score in the environment domain,both for the group of women doing domestic work and those who did remunerated work.
They acquire a more precise sociological meaning when interpreted in the light of what has changed in gender relations the transition of women into remunerated work and what has remained unchanged the low male participation in domestic activities.
In a study about the evaluation of quality of life, the facet environment in the home was the one that obtained the second highest mean score in the domain, both for the group of women doing domestic work andfor the group of women doing remunerated work.
The entrance into the world of remunerated work would be, from these different points of view, the condition for the liberation of women, for the guarantee of both economic and financial autonomy and a condition for the active participation in unions and political organizations.
With regard to the parents' sociodemographic data, the majority of respondents were women 89.7%, in the young adult age range 51.7% were under 30 years of age, married orin a stable relationship 86.3%, completed their secondary education 65.5% and not involved in remunerated work 55.2.
The analysis of mothers' remunerated work compared to that of fathers and other women leads us to conclude that the private solutions of the conflict between work and family reflect and reproduce the gender differences and inequalities in the labour market.
Studies show that, irrespective of recessive or expansive economic conjunctures, the participation of women in the labour force is growing,such that it is no longer possible to attribute the economic difficulties of families exclusively to orientation towards remunerated work.
Because the amounts of support(grants and loans) and the criteria for its award are not specially adapted,there has been an increase in remunerated work among students, and in the time they take to complete their courses.
Sometimes, like Paul,they find remunerated work in their area of activity, other times they count on the contribution of those of the people of God who have the available resources and are moved to co-operate with their brethren"on the front line" in this way, which is the privilege of the Christian 2 Corinthians 8:7.
Genuine equality for men and women is a fundamental precondition for reducing the risk of poverty,since women are less likely to fall victim to poverty if they have appropriate and adequately remunerated work that they can combine with their family commitments.
In the technical plane, generally, Social Care as public policymust be implemented by professional, qualified and remunerated work of social assistants, psychologists, teachers, social educators and other technicians, effective in programs, projects and services institutionalized, public and private.
With respect to the facet participation and opportunities for recreation/leisure, similar results were obtained by Cárdenas, in which the evaluation of recreation and leisure also obtained the second worst mean score for the environment domain for both studied groups:Women doing domestic work and women doing remunerated work.
This phenomenon has been called the domestication of work, a term that implies that remunerated work is increasingly similar to domestic/family work: elasticity, fragmentation and dispersion in terms of job conditions, such as time availability, flexibility, dedication and polyvalence.
Filgueiras 1994, analysing the history of this movement in Belo Horizonte, attributed the striving for creches to the experiences of communities and groups of women in the period 1978-1979. She situated the genesis of the movement in the first initiatives for child care, supported by mothers, neighbours and parishes,the aim being to facilitate mothers' access to remunerated work.
Including other eventual sources of salary with their remunerated work⅔ had individual salary of up to two minimum wages per month(65%), while 40% had a salary of up to one minimum wage per month-a range within which 59% of the women in the informal sector fell, 62% of residents of the Northeast, 75% of adolescents, 76% of those who were never schooled, or 60% of those who never went beyond 4th grade;
I pointed out to the UN that the simplest and most appropriate measure and indicator for implementing the new Agenda for development would be the effective, practical and immediate access of everyone to indispensable material and spiritual goods: suitable housing,fitting and appropriately remunerated work, proper food and drinking water; religious freedom and, more generally, freedom of spirit and education.
To determine the association between physical aggression and possible associated factors, the following variables were selected: ethnicity white and Asian; black and mixed-race; educational level as years of study, in binary form:<fourth grade of elementary school or> fourth grade of elementary school; remunerated work yes or no; history of smoking smoked or not during pregnancy; alcohol consumption consumed or not during pregnancy; and illicit drug use used or not during pregnancy.