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It captured many of Japan’s export markets; it imported and adapted Japanese technologies; it employed similar planning methods; and the chaebols are an outgrowth of Japan’s zaibatsu corporate model.
Nearly 60% of all employed private-sector workers aged 25-64 are not covered by employer retirement plans, and coverage rates vary by income: 73% of all workers in the top earnings quartile are covered by such plans, compared to only 38% in the bottom quartile.
Jewish persecution, and the way that Zionism has employed it, has become a model for Palestinian nationalism.
However many people are able to code, only a very small number will ever be employed for their coding skills.
Where platform-level changes fail, broader government interventions, such as general sanctions, could be employed.
In the United States, manufacturing employed less than 3% of the labor force in the early nineteenth century.
If only all of Malawi’s workers could be employed in mining, Malawi would be as rich as the US!
At the current minimum wage, a worker employed full-time for a full year earns only $15,080 – 19% below the poverty line for a family of three.
For example, lecturers and professors are not tested for their expertise, nor employed to carry out specific research projects.
Third, the problem of global warming is so vast that every instrument must be employed.
Almost a billion people, just under 20% of the world’s labor force, are formally employed in agriculture.
This European Social Security Identification Number (ESSIN) would draw on existing country-specific identifiers and contain an identifier (perhaps, the first three digits) noting the first country in which a worker was employed.
The earliest drafts of the legislation actually encouraged commercial surrogacy, mandating that mothers employed as surrogates surrender their babies.
Central to Trump’s “realistic” approach is the use of far more military force in Syria than the Obama administration has employed.
While the Party has so far employed only the police and Internet censors (and now wants to embed secret policemen within all Internet companies), its longer-term survival is inconceivable without a loyal PLA, especially if protests like that in Tiananmen Square in 1989 erupt again.
Hundreds of thousands of people are employed as freelance Web commentators, working to spin discussions in chat rooms and on blogs in a more patriotic, pro-government direction.
To be sure, as Kevin Folta, the head of the horticultural sciences department at the University of Florida, explained, systems biology can be a useful approach if employed properly.
If, however, the migrant remained an employed and law-abiding resident for a specified period, the bond would be divided between the company that had posted it (as a reward for having screened a productive foreign worker) and the Colombian government (as compensation for productivity loss and the costs of educating and training the worker).
Job protection benefits the employed at the expense of the unemployed, and some unions, notably the most militant, are strongly opposed to greater flexibility, and have already threatened to block liberalizing measures in the streets.
A better approach would have been to appoint a high-level committee to investigate the allegations – a strategy that Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has repeatedly employed to defuse public anger over corruption scandals.
To this end, entertainment media like soap operas, which have emerged as important tools for empowering women in conservative Middle Eastern societies, could be employed.
Such designs could be enabled by using circulation control for high lift and employed at cruising altitude for ride quality.
But, whereas 80% of the American labor force was employed in service industries in 2012, only 36% of China’s workers worked in the sector.
Yet the European Court has fueled frustrations by undercutting local labor practices in notable recent cases concerning workers employed in Sweden and in Germany.
As the Olympic torch relay – itself a creation of the Nazis, first employed in the Berlin Games – makes its way down Speer Jr.’s avenue of power, the world will once again be made to witness a triumph of the totalitarian will.
This, fundamentally, is why so many Scandinavians are employed and why so many want to hold on to the current system.
The international investment regime employed by Al Jazeera in its case against Egypt is potentially more effective.
The children of those employed in these industries now often head for the lights of rapidly expanding cities, where they fill jobs that could scarcely have been imagined just a few decades ago.
Since 2009, Akazi Kanoze trainings have prepared more than 37,000 youth for work, with more than 65% of participants in the initial round of training employed six months after graduation.
Migration from abroad and from the countryside to the city gave rise to a new urban middle class employed mostly in government-related jobs.
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