The Strategic Approach has a broad scope covering at least, but not limited to

This is one of the basic ideas in labor economics, called a compensating differential.

Working population as of economically active population

4. Economic development, production and labour

For instance, the Ministry of Labour arranges regular training programmes for labour consultants to understand psychology and provide advice to women workers on issues such as economic, social and political conditions, and labour laws.

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The economic value of this unpaid contribution is enormous.

Iskra Beleva (Bulgaria), Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Economics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, is an expert on economic and social dimensions of economic restructuring, labour market dynamics, employment, poverty reduction and social security.

4. In an International Labour Organization publication, Rahman Khan, Professor of Economics at the University of California, says

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The processes of economic adjustment manifest themselves in a decline in the number of women workers in the economically active population and the employed population.

To conclude, when the work done by women is added to their domestic work recorded in the EIP statistics, the result is comparable with the volume of productive work done by men.

CONTENTS (continued) 6. Building the capacity of the Arab workforce

The National Secretariat for Economy of Solidarity of the Ministry of Labor and Employment implements the Program for Economy of Solidarity in Development.

(d) Economic considerations, such as demands for economic development, labour productivity and the desired level of employment.

This under recording of women apos s work in the economically active population is due to the fact that the statistics do not count persons with domestic jobs, and this operates to the particular disadvantage of women doing farm work, when the production unit is the family.

Hanaa Kheir el Din (Egypt), Professor of Economics and Chairperson of the Economics Department, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University

In the scope of the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE), the National Secretariat of Solidary Economy (SENAES) was created.

20.2 Plans projects to bring home workers and other workers in the informal sector under the Social Insurance Act.

The labour market in Kazakhstan is showing a decline in the level of unemployment, a continuing redistribution of the work force among the sectors and branches of the economy toward the nongovernmental sector, and growth in the number of people who work for hire.

6. Building the capacity of the Arab workforce for the information based economy

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This is one of the reasons for the increase in the age and the non productivity of the workforce, as the younger workforce is oriented to the grey economy. This means better competitiveness for the grey economy in relation to the formal sector, owing to the larger employment of the young, who are a more productive labour group.

While women's unemployment is widespread, most of those who work are involved in precarious activities in the informal sector.

The programme would address, in a multidisciplinary way, the various social and economic factors that put women entering the labour force in a disadvantaged position and would emphasize a participatory approach to the formulation and implementation of all activities.

The proportion of women in the labour force was 48 (in 2002), and about 52 of women are among active population.

Changing technologies and economic reforms are creating dramatic shifts in the structure of economies, industries and labour markets throughout the world.

Women play an active role in the economy of Djibouti and constitute 32 per cent of the labour force.

The EIP includes 2,498,060 women doing domestic work, as against only 39,884 men, figures which offset the differences by sex in the EAP (table 14.4).

They enjoy very little economic autonomy or power to manage resources, even those derived from their own work.

Coal mining enterprises shall strengthen and improve their operation and management and increase their productivity and economic results.

The United States believed that the time had come for a core set of labour standards for the globalized economy.

Hanaa Kheir El Din (Egypt), Professor of Economics and Chairperson of the Economics Department, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University

However, it must be pointed out that the definition of EAP includes only persons engaging in work connected with a labour market, as producers of economic goods and services.

5. Acknowledges Tokelau's initiative in devising a strategic economic development plan for the period 2007 2010

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In the area of employment, women constituted around 47 per cent of the labour force, and much of Thailand apos s economic success could be attributed to women.

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There is an attempt to extend the protection under the Social Insurance Act to also cover home workers and other workers in the informal sector.

This gradual salarization has been accompanied by a decrease in unpaid family work (table 14.1), which may indicate changes in the relations of labour in the farm economy.

Table 3.8 Ratio of urban female labour by economic sectors in 1989 and 1999 ( )

The lack of capacity in the labour market to provide jobs for prostitutes on terms representing an economically acceptable alternative for them.

ECE, for example, undertook gender analysis of labour market trends in the Economic Survey of Europe.

In fact, if the women doing domestic work included in the EIP (table 14.5) are added to the 1,639,634 women actually recorded in the EAP, the result is a total of 4,137,694, which is close to the total of 4,119,238 for active men.