Results for underemployment translation from French to English

underemployment or economic democracy.
thompson educational publishing, pp. 152-161.

underemployment or economic democracy, toronto, garamond press.
manpower and immigration.

« the experience of underemployment », journal of employment counselling, vol.
michael dunkerley, "the jobless economy?

gender dimensions of macro economic reforms - employment, underemployment & unemployment ouvrir le fichier
gender dimensions of macro economic reforms - employment, underemployment & unemployment open file

the economically active population, employment, unemployment and underemployment: an ilo-manual on concepts and methods.
the economically active population, employment, unemployment and underemployment: an ilo-manual on concepts and methods.

much of the literature reviewed suggests that determinants of health such as poverty and underemployment have a strong impact on health, particularly for immigrant women and children.
on observe plutôt des profils semblables en matière d’utilisation des soins de santé chez les immigrants et les non-immigrants.

minority group, immigrant status, and underemployment in the united states », social science quarterly, mars 2001, vol.
canadian journal of economics 32, no. 4 (august): 930-955.

« post-secondary education and underemployment in a longitudinal study of ontario baby boomers », dans higher education policy, vol.
paper presented to the labour education and training research network, 3rd annual conference - trade unions and training:

among the studies reviewed, several identified refugees, women and children as sub-groups with specific unmet (and under-researched) needs. much of the literature reviewed suggests that determinants of health such as poverty and underemployment have a strong impact on health, particularly for immigrant women and children.
dans l'ensemble, il ressort de la recension documentaire que les déterminants de la santé comme la pauvreté et le sous-emploi ont un impact considérable sur la santé, en particulier chez les femmes et les enfants.