Übersetzung für 'job security' von Englisch nach Deutsch

job security

Arbeitsplatzsicherheit {f}

Sicherheit {f} am Arbeitsplatz

Sicherheit {f} des Arbeitsplatzes

Jobsicherheit {f}jobs

Beschäftigungs­sicherheit {f}econ.jobs

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Werbung

basic security benefits for job seekers [in Germany]

Grundsicherung {f} für Arbeitssuchende [Arbeitslosengeld II, Bürgergeld]law

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job opening identification number <job opening ID, JOID>

Stellenangebotsnummer {f}jobs

nine-to-five (job) <9-to-5 job> [office job]

Bürojob {m} [ugs.] [mit geregelter Arbeitszeit]

security

Sicherheitspfand {n}fin.law

Sicherung {f} [Schutz]

Sekurität {f} [geh.] [Sicherheit]

Papier {n} [Wertpapier]fin.

Kaution {f}fin.law

Sicherheit {f}

Wertschrift {f} [schweiz.]stocks

Bürgschaft {f}fin.law

Garantie {f}

Wertpapier {n}fin.stocks

inner security

innere Sicherheit {f}pol.

security risks

Sicherheitsrisiken {pl}

security marking

Sicherheitsmarkierung {f}

security guards

Sicherheitswachen {pl}

security fence

Sicherheitszaun {m}

security gap

Sicherheitsmangel {m}

security deficiency

Sicherheitsmangel {m}

security issues

Sicherheitsfragen {pl}

• The unions also want the government to ensure job security and provide the fundamental rights of the workers.
• A 2016 study indicated that this was technically possible and would account for only 5% of the industrial revenue from a single year to provide coal workers with job security in the energy industry as whole.
• Critics argued that the CPE discriminated unnecessarily against the young and decreases job security.
• Major issues that proved to be stumbling blocks for an agreement included wages, benefits, job security and investments in US facilities.
• At the end of April 2017, FAO staff unions addressed the organization's Governing Council to complain about the practice of issuing short-term contracts that "exploit employees without providing job security, social security and paid leave".

• This growth and its high use of recruitment agencies to hire graduates as temporary workers has led to accusations of exploitative practices such as long hours, poor pay and lack of job security by the TUC and other union bodies.
• His reforms on labour market included establishing a law which increased job security.
• The level of risk associated with the risk premium concept does not need to be physical risk but it can also incorporate risk surrounding the job, such as job security.
• Layoffs create lower job security overall, and an increased competitiveness for available and opening positions.
• Other researchers have found that at-will exceptions have a negative effect on the reemployment of terminated workers who have yet to find replacement jobs, while their opponents, citing studies that say "job security has a large negative effect on employment rates," argue that hedonic regressions on at-will exceptions show large negative effects on individual welfare with regard to home values, rents, and wages.

• Chan Kim-seng, the former chairperson of Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong, saw similar threats towards Cantonese opera and fought "tooth and nail" for job security of members.
• Carhaulers ratified a new, five-year contract that protected health benefits and pensions and provided job security for the more than 6,500 members nationwide.
• The "iron rice bowl", the policy of job security for large parts of the industrial workforce, continued to prevent work units from dismissing workers, while private enterprises were able to hire and fire workers as they saw fit.
• Parcells later said the move was a mistake and one he "nearly paid for dearly" as the team finished with a 3–12–1 record and his job security was called into question.
• In essence the concession not only violated the long-established relationship between Persian tobacco producers and tobacco sellers, but it also threatened the job security of a significant portion of the population.

• Without job security, the scholarly community as a whole may experience pressure to favor noncontroversial lines of academic inquiry.
• The letter demanded "Fair wages; fair benefits for retirement, family leave and health care; and a fair amount of job security”.
• In June 2018, over 400 employees of "The Washington Post" signed an open letter to the owner Jeff Bezos demanding "fair wages; fair benefits for retirement, family leave and health care; and a fair amount of job security."