검색어: labor mobility (영어 - 아랍어)

labor mobility
تنقل العمالة, القدرة على تغيير الدور الوظيفي و/أو مكان العمل

mobility
التنقل

the other is labor mobility.
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‎labor mobility
مرونة اليد العاملة، سيولة -

but more fluid labor mobility is no panacea.
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‎mobility of labor
حركية القوى العاملة

as it stands, labor mobility is imperfect in the eu.
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perhaps the most important cultural component of labor mobility is language.
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enhanced labor mobility has been another great benefit brought about by the eu.
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adjustment in the united states’ monetary union occurs partly through labor mobility.
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for example, the gains from labor mobility have not been equally sharedbetween educated and uneducated migrants.
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labor mobility from poorer to richer areas provides a shock absorber against differential economic hardship.
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a nafta 2.0 could focus on areas that were originally excluded, such as labor mobility and energy.
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adjustment mechanisms are needed, but external devaluation and inflation are not available, while labor mobility is partial at best.
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and labor mobility, a long-run goal in the eu, is constrained by language, laws, and diverse regulatory regimes.
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that restructuring of insurance would simultaneously protect individuals, increase labor mobility, and help to control health-care costs.
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yet virtually every study of global inequality suggests that gains from allowing greater labor mobility dwarf gains from redistributing income among natives.
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britain, the erstwhile champion of labor mobility, has now become wary of foreign workers and wants to limit their access to social benefits.
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part of the challenge is that demand for labor moves to supply, rather than vice versa, because labor mobility in the global economy is limited.
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despite the open market rhetoric of the eu, for most citizens of the new member states free labor mobility will not be a reality for the next seven years at least.
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