Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Potential labour force in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Potential labour force by sex.
Only 14 percent of the potential labour force live in the G4.
The potential labour force comprises all persons aged between 15 and 64.
Of course, there is also an issue about making the best use of the potential labour force.
The proportion of the potential labour force aged 20 and over will remain almost unchanged in the next few decades.
Latent unemployment- People discouraged from seeking employment as a share of the potential labour force 1989.
A substantial part of the potential labour force is left unoccupied,
The challenges posed by an ageing population suggest a need for measures aimed at mobilising the non-occupied potential labour force, thereby increasing employment and participation rates.
The upshot is that the existing and potential labour force can, with the help of appropriate macro-economic
The ageing population and the emerging signs of bottlenecks in hiring workers point to a need for further measures aimed at mobilising the non-occupied potential labour force, thereby increasing employment and participation rates.
We need to find answers to questions relating to the contribution of the whole potential labour force and to our knowledge about the various groups in society:
especially for those countries with a shrinking population which cannot afford to exclude a large part of their potential labour force.
which determines the Community's potential labour force(see Table 2.1. 1),
this in turn requires a potential labour force that is appropriately qualified
However, the country's labour force potential is projected to shrink from 2020 onwards.
the initiative aims to provide companies with better access to the labour force potential of women.
With labour market policies geared towards mobilising the labour force potential, by means of comprehensive structural reforms aimed at increasing participation rates,
Member States are called on to explore the labour force potential of people with disabilities,
maximise labour force potential in Europe, increase the employment rate
maximise the labour force potential in Europe, boost the employment rate,
In addition, insufficient provision of care services reduces the labour force potential of older women in particular since they leave their jobs
better use of Europe's labour force potential in rapidly changing societies must be at the core of the Commission's plan for"opportunities,