Examples of using Working-age in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Only half the working-age population works.
Most of the volunteers canbe found in nonprofits that focus on families(31%) and working-age adults(17%).
However, the working-age population is shrinking, as is the potential for future economic growth from increased employment rates.
This is the government's projection for the working-age population going forward.
As many as 606 million working-age women in 2018 said they were not able to take a job because of unpaid care work.
Rodney Brooks points outhow valuable this could be as the number of working-age adults drops and the number of retirees swells.
The working-age population- those between 15 and 59- fell by 3.71 million last year, a trend that is expected to continue.
Furthermore, China's recent economic growth has relied substantially on a"demographic bonus",a very large working-age population.
This is the part of the working-age population with the necessary physical development, knowledge and practical experience to work in the national economy.
The intermediate scenario of the simulation shows the high techemployment growth potential to be about 4% of the working-age population.
The state with the biggest percentage rise in death rates among working-age people in this decade- 23.3%- is New Hampshire, the first primary state.
From 2020 the number of working-age Singaporeans will decline, and by 2030 there will be only 2.1 workers for every citizen over the age of 64, compared with 6 last year.
The all-cause death rate- meaning deaths per 100,000 people-rose 6% from 2010 to 2017 among working-age people in the United States.
About half of all working-age people with employer-provided health insurance say their employer offers some type of wellness program, and many say they participate.
It is a bad sign that over 6% of the workforce are on sick leave at any one time andaround 9% of the working-age population live on disability pensions.
Previous studies have estimated that more than 40% of working-age men in Russia die because they drink too much, including using alcohol that is not meant to be consumed, like that in colognes and antiseptics.
The project examined the relationship between working time,mental health and life satisfaction in over 71,000 working-age people in the UK over a nine-year period.
Another chapter of the Report looks at what percentage of working-age Israelis have the skills necessary to work in the high tech sector(a sector that has enjoyed support and incentives from policy makers since its inception), and how this breaks down across population groups.
A relaxation in the rules in December 2013 fell well short of boosting births by two million a year andthe pressure is on to stem a decline in the working-age population.
The goals of this study were to identify the range of physical andcognitive abilities among working-age adults and current computer users in the United States, the types of difficulties and impairments that limit the scope of activities and their degree of severity, and the number of people who could potentially benefit from using accessible technology.
The comparison reveals that the percentage of workers who could potentially integrate into thehigh-tech sector stands at only about 4% of the working-age population not currently employed in the industry.
The percentage of workers who may expect to substantially improve their employment status by retraining for high tech(a subset of those with the appropriate skills)is small and stands at only about 1% of the working-age population.
While Israel's rate of unemployment is currently similar to that of the OECD,it does not follow that the employment rates of the working-age population are also similar- and here lies the main problem of Israel's labor market.
In the long term, the country is expected to face demographic challenges that will likely slow the rate of economic growth,including a decline in the share of the working-age population, alongside an increase in the share of population groups whose employment rates are relatively low and whose skills are not compatible with the modern labor market.
Maybe investors are right to dismiss concerns that a Greek exit would infect all of Europe,even as the nation with one-quarter of its working-age population unemployed faces very real deadlines for making debt payments.
The Taub Center and the Center for the Study of Civil Society and Philanthropy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalemalso found that most of the organizations that provide services to working-age adults do not receive any government funding, but most of the organizations dealing with people with disabilities or yeshiva students(84% for each category) receive government support.
The Taub Center and the Center for the Study of Civil Society and Philanthropy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalemalso found that most of the organizations that provide services to working-age adults do not receive any government funding, but most of the organizations dealing with people with disabilities or yeshiva students(84% for each category) receive government support.