Examples of using Selfemployed in English and their translations into German
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D Selfemployed 1.
Code 1: As selfemployed.
Selfemployed accountants.
France: the selfemployed.
Ð Ð selfemployed workers; pensioners and pension claimants.
People also translate
Active population employees and selfemployed.
Code 2: Selfemployed without employees.
General scheme with special provisions for selfemployed farmers see table III.
Since 1995 selfemployed with my own workshop in Dinkelsbuehl.
Resolution on the situation of the assisting spouses of the selfemployed.
Selfemployed farmers, helping family mem- See Table V. bers.
Right of establishment and freedom to provide services: selfemployed activities 1.2.
Selfemployed commercial agents Directive 86/653/EEC of 18.12.1986.
A small(and unknown) proportion of the selfemployed are not covered by health insurance.
Selfemployed persons(INASTI), lump sum payment on death or on remarriage.
Analysis by occupation shows the highest support amongst the selfemployed(60%), managers(59%) and white collar workers 55.
Since 1988 all selfemployed are covered by the old age pension scheme.
Opinion Leadership Index:++ Managers Educated up to age 20+ MediaUse lndex:+++ Opinion Leadership Index:+ Selfemployed Men Employees Students Aged 40-54 Aged 25-39.
Among the selfemployed(58%), support is also significantly above average.
German agricultural households appear to be in a farworse relative position compared to other selfemployed households than they are when compared to households in general.
Selfemployed persons in the wholesale coal trade and activities of intermediaries in the coal trade.
Supplementary pension cover for other categories of the workforce, including the selfemployed, will be provided mainly by means of defined contribution and personal pension arrangements.
Selfemployed farmer, as sisting members of the family and as well as saltwater and fresh-water fishermen and beekeepers.
Of these, 86% were employees, 8% selfemployed without employees, 5% self- employed with employees and less than 1% family workers.
The selfemployed have the highest number of usual hours, but the overall average of the CECs(44.6) is less than that of the EU 46.2.
Poverty is more common among the selfemployed, with 18% of selfemployed people classied as poor, compared to 6% of employees.
Portugal gave the selfemployed the right to coverage for sickness and maternity insurance in February.
The partial pension for the selfemployed amounts to DKK 57,312(ECU 7,613) per year which corresponds to 18.5 working hours per week on average.
For instance, in Denmark, the selfemployed and their spouses have the same rights to receive maternity compensation- equal to unemployment benets- as employees.