Employment Structure

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Employment Structure

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Employment structure

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Characteristics of Employment structure

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Translation of Employment structure

• Spanish: Estructura del empleo

• French: Structure de l'emploi

• German: Beschäftigungsstruktur

• Italian: Struttura occupazionale

• Portuguese: Estrutura do emprego

• Polish: Struktura zatrudnienia

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• Labour force

  • Family worker

  • Seasonal worker

  • Expatriate worker

  • Manual worker

  • Migrant worker

  • Working poor

  • Worker with disabilities

  • Young worker

  • Non-working population

  • Female worker

  • Auxiliary worker

  • Clandestine worker

  • Professional qualifications

  • Worker (EU)

  • Working population

  • Older worker

  • Multiskilled worker

  • Frontier worker

• Labour market

  • Job access

  • Job application

  • Manpower needs

  • Temporary employment agency

  • EURES

  • Job mobility

  • Employment statistics

  • New type of employment

  • Worker adaptability

  • Professional experience

  • Employment service

  • Employer

  • Labour flexibility

  • Job vacancy

  • Labour mobility

  • First job

• Non-standard employment

  • New type of employment

• Self-employment

  • Self-employed person

• Female work

  • Female worker

  • Woman farmer

• Unpaid work

  • Family worker

  • Voluntary organisation

  • Voluntary work

• Moonlighting

  • Underground economy

  • Economic offence

  • Clandestine worker

• Child labour

  • Family worker

  • Child

  • Child protection

  • Children's rights

  • Family business

• Holding of two jobs

  • Supplementary income

  • Overlapping of income

• Full-time employment

• Youth employment

  • Young worker