Results for feminization translation from French to English

rethinking feminization:
"rethinking feminization:

global feminization throughflexible labour.
global feminization through flexible labour.

« the feminization of the labour force:
gender and change in canada.

the employment standards act and the feminization of labour.
committee on contract labour, report v (2b) addendum.

46 mayra buvinic', "the feminization of poverty?
46 mayra buvinic', "the feminization of poverty?

impact of emergency situation and crises in the region on arab women: the feminization of poverty, 1994.
impact of emergency situations and crises in the region on arab women: the feminization of poverty, 1994

standingblamed this trend on the feminization of labour and the employers’ desireto have a cheaper, more disposable or flexible labour supply.
standing blamed this trend on the feminization of labour and the employers’ desire to have a cheaper, more disposable or flexible labour supply.

box 1 global feminization throughflexible labour the supply-side economic modelimplies a global strategy to stimulate economic growth by opening up economiesand liberalizing trade.
box 1 global feminization through flexible labour the supply-side economic model implies a global strategy to stimulate economic growth by opening up economies and liberalizing trade.

internal migration of women in developing countries: proceedings of the united nations expert group meeting on the feminization of internal migration, aquascalientes, mexico, 22-25 october 1991.
internal migration of women in developing countries: proceedings of the united nations expert group meeting on the feminization of internal migration, aguascalientes, mexico, 22-25 october 1991.

the feminization of the labour force ishappening in industrialized countries as well as the nics (armstrong 1993).with the advent of free trade, the introduction of new technologies, andincreased use of flexible management strategies, employment has shiftedfrom the goods-producing sector to the service sector and from full-timeto nonstandard jobs (part time, part year, temporary, casual).
the feminization of the labour force is happening in industrialized countries as well as the nics (armstrong 1993). with the advent of free trade, the introduction of new technologies, and increased use of flexible management strategies, employment has shifted from the goods-producing sector to the service sector and from full-time to nonstandard jobs (part time, part year, temporary, casual).