Übersetzung für 'job market reform' von Englisch nach Deutsch

job market reform

Arbeitsmarktreform {f}jobspol.

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reform of the job market

Reform {f} des Arbeitsmarktesjobspol.

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reform on the job market

Reform {f} auf dem Arbeitsmarktjobspol.

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market reform

Marktreform {f}econ.

sugar market reform

Zuckermarktreform {f}econ.

financial market reform

Finanzmarktreform {f}fin.

labor market reform [Am.]

Arbeitsmarktreform {f}jobspol.

labour market reform [Br.]

Arbeitsmarktreform {f}jobspol.

labour-market reform [Br.]

Arbeitsmarktreform {f}jobspol.

labor-market reform [Am.]

Arbeitsmarktreform {f}jobspol.

reform of the labour market [Br.]

Reform {f} des Arbeitsmarktes

reform on the labor market [Am.]

Reform {f} auf dem Arbeitsmarktecon.jobspol.

reform of the labor market [Am.]

Reform {f} des Arbeitsmarktes

reform on the labour market [Br.]

Reform {f} auf dem Arbeitsmarktecon.jobspol.

Act on the Reform of the Market for Medicinal Products

Arzneimittelneuordnungs­gesetz {n} <AMNOG> [Kurztitel]lawmed.pharm.

Gesetz {n} zur Neuordnung des Arzneimittelmarktes <AMNOG>lawmed.pharm.

job market

Arbeitsmarkt {m}econ.jobs

Stellenmarkt {m}econ.jobs

Jobbörse {f}econ.jobs

Berufsmarkt {m}econ.jobs

job market imbalance

Arbeitsmarktungleichgewicht {n}jobs

job-applicant market

ungeprüft Bewerbermarkt {m}econ.jobs

job market reforms

Arbeitsmarktreformen {pl}jobspol.

• It led NRC Handelsblad to conclude (on that same day) that the new cabinet was not very reform-minded: a status quo on the housing market (no changes in tax deduction home owners or rent-control), partial reversal of policies of the previous government (general amnesty for asylum seekers and reintegration of people with disability benefits into the work force) or election promises not secured or watered down (subsidized instead of free child day-care, no deregulations in job security).
• He has directed the officials to reform the education system to mold students to suite the job market at present.
• As a result of the reform, these corporations grew larger and soon established a dominant position on the residential construction market.
• The exchange was one of the first in the country to provide a market-based approach to health care, enabling individuals to own a private and fully portable health insurance plan and take it with them from job to job.
• Lastly, he planned to provide universal basic housing to youth and reform the housing market to help low-income youth buy and own their own homes.

• In addition to public and political perception of welfare, also important to welfare reform is the drastic change in women’s labor market participation since ADC was first enacted.
• There are concerns the proposals may have a negative effect on the job market, particularly for young workers.
• The key issue related to this sector is the mismatch between the highly skilled graduates that universities supply and the skills and professionals the labor market demands; these supply-demand failings in the labor market are increasingly preventing young people from finding a job in their country that fits their qualifications.
• An open, dynamic market economy was gradually replacing a closed, centrally planned economy, resulting in widespread social change and breakdowns in the welfare system.
• These criteria include: work requirements and time limits, rapidly pushing women into the labor market.

• Unfortunately, many of the largest companies that would seek to enter the biosimilar market have made their money by outsourcing their research to foreign countries like India."
• On 11 January a third round of negotiations on the modernization of the labour market was led, with at last an agreement achieved and signed by the participants.
• German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ) has been commissioned by the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) to advise Pakistan's National Vocational and Technical Training Commission and vocational training agencies at provincial level on how vocational training can be better aligned with the needs of the labour market.