Examples of using Make work in English and their translations into Finnish
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Make work your favorite.
That you capture and make work for you?
These tools make work flexible, which is important.
Some people who don't like their life make work their life.
Discover apps that make work smoother and more enjoyable.
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Make work pay through incentives to enhance work attractiveness;
The pressure was on to survive and make work that was going to sell.
Make work pay through incentives to enhance work attractiveness.
Black, wood, perfectly profiled The handle andthe properly cut hair make work easier.
Very easy to use, and make work of canning and preserving food super fast.
Renewing impetus in tax andbenefit reform to improve incentives and make work pay.
Its freshly added features make working with emails faster, easier and more enjoyable!
Make work pay via reforms of benefit eligibility, conditionality and rules for cumulation of benefits.
Vegetable chopper vegetable slicer dicer- Very easy to use, and make work of canning and preserving food super fast.
We have to make work pay and open new ways into work for women and older people.
Both professionals anddo-it-yourselfers appreciate easy-to-operate tools that make work as easy as possible for them.
Make work pay by continuing the reforms of transfer systems and by reducing further the fiscal pressure on labour, especially on low and medium wage earners.
Enhancing EU co-operation to promote work incentives within social protection systems make work pay.
Sort of‘make work projects' for policemen and this is augmented on television with various statistics always contradicting each other, with rises in crime and others will tell you that the crime rate is actually dropping.
Minimum wages need to be set at a level maintaining employment prospects for the low skilled and make work pay for the unemployed and inactive.
Only a brave decision in favour of grass-roots democracy,based on employment reforms that make work more attractive and on payslip federalism that takes account of the different costs of living in each region of Europe- against which both wages and pensions would be readjusted- would constitute a real change of direction towards renewal.
While such reforms should address control systems and eligibility rules for benefits,they must focus on improving incentives which make work pay while ensuring that the social objectives of welfare systems are not undermined.
It agreed on common flexicurity principles and pathways based on flexible and secure contractual arrangements, life-long learning, active labour market policies andmodern social security systems to ease labour market transitions and make work pay.
From this point of view it supports the position of the European Parliament33, which"suggests that the Member States actively consider aminimum wage policy in order to tackle the growing number of‘working poor' and make work a viable prospect for those distant from the labour market.
Making work pay and promoting employability.
Making work pay is essential to increase women's participation in the labour force.
MIG2 makes work easier.
Modernising Social Protection/ making work pay communication.
Love makes work impossible.
She makes work fun.