Examples of using Working poor in English and their translations into Finnish
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Low wage earners, working poor and the distribution of incomes.
This would result in nearly 1.5 billion working poor worldwide.
Italian immigrants, the working poor gave what little money they had to honor St. Elzear.
A war that's reducing the rest of us to a politically impotent working poor.
We share the view that the number of working poor in Europe must be reduced.
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Of these, 34% of people living in poverty are unemployed and14% are working poor.
The“working poor” constitute one of the groups most vulnerable to poverty and exclusion 1.3 million people.
What it has done is increase dramatically the number of working poor in the United States.
The number of"working poor"- or persons living on the equivalent of US$ 2 per day or less- has continued to grow, reaching 1.37 billion in 200712.
Eliminating the poverty trap, avoiding the creation of"working poor"and marginalisation.
In Europe, the number of working poor is increasing day by day, and each year the International Labour Organisation records 160 000 deaths linked to a lack of prevention.
Despite the growth there has been in Europe, we have seen a new phenomenon: that of the working poor.
We will soon have to be able to show the situation of the working poor in terms of material deprivation for each country.
The at-risk-of-poverty rate for those in employment was 8% on average in 2008- the so-called'working poor.
We are also seeing significant numbers of working poor, those who have jobs but cannot afford to live on their wages.
Policies should contribute notably to achieving a substantial reduction by 2010 in the proportion of working poor in all Member States.
Whilst the majority of the working poor are men, women form the majority of economically inactive persons10 and are thus particularly vulnerable to fall into the poverty trap.
The cause of this poverty is a lack of jobs,inadequate wages- the phrase"the working poor" comes to mind- and insecure jobs.
The working poor: Although in many areas of the world unemployment has decreased all too often the new jobs are of low quality, associated with low wages and little social protection.
Raising funds, diagnosing cases in the community, to typhoid and the working poor, And to have this humble man turn his attention.
Six million youngsters leave school without qualifications,72 million live in poverty on the margins of society and Europe even has 14 million working poor.
My personal view is that the problem of the working poor, that is, the people who continue to be poor despite having a job, is very worrying and we have to pay more attention to it.
Special attention should be paid to people facing particular problems in the labour market andat risk of becoming long-term unemployed, working poor or inactive.
In addition, employment growth has by no means resolved the problem of the working poor; on the contrary, despite increased employment and increased growth, we also have increased poverty caused by job insecurity.
In a period of unprecedented crisis, which is destroying hundreds of thousands of jobs, everything must be done to ensure that the number of European unemployed workers or working poor does not reach 25 million by 2010.
The groups most vulnerable to the risk of poverty andexclusion are still the same: the unemployed, the working poor, children under 18, unskilled young people, large and single-parent families, women over 65 and, in terms of specific populations, asylum seekers and travellers, who admittedly do not constitute a homogeneous category.
Now, more than 20 years later, we have a situation where we have 23 million unemployed, there is pressure on wages and working conditions and on public services,there are nearly 18 million working poor and there is increasing inequality in Europe.
Working poor(in-work poverty) is defined as the share of individuals who are classified as"at work"(either in wage and salary employment or self-employed) according to the definition of most frequent activity status(the status that individuals declare to have occupied for more than half the total number of months for which information on any status in the calendar of activities is available) whose household equivalised disposable income is below 60% of national median equivalised income.
For many workers- as you are aware, Commissioner- the picture is a dismal one, with unemployment increasing, working hours reduced,substantial pay cuts, the working poor you spoke of, and inadequate or non-existent training opportunities.
Improving quality and productivity at work: Efforts to raise employment rates go hand in hand with improving the attractiveness of jobs, quality at work, labour productivity growth, reducing segmentation and the proportion of working poor.