The efforts of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment to encourage women returners to take paid employment also target also ethnic minority women not receiving benefit who want paid employment.

Indicator 11 Women's share in paid employment in non agrarian sector

This should in turn make it easier for women to enter paid employment.

Family care providers who are in paid employment have high levels of absenteeism.

Vanuatu's economically active population is further broken down into three major categories people who work in paid employment people who work in non paid employment, and people who work as subsistence farmers.

A large percentage of these women also have, or would like to have, paid employment.

35 per cent of those who have regular paid work are women and 34 per cent are also paid when they help family members.

The QPIP will replace maternity, parental and adoption benefits paid through the federal employment insurance program.

1.7 The Employment Act does, however, limit opportunities for women in paid work in various ways.

4. Support for voluntary activities does not imply support for government downsizing or for replacing paid employment.

Agriculture contributes 1.5 per cent of GDP and engages 1.9 per cent of the population in paid employment.

This is a cash benefit awarded when an insured person aged 60 or over is without paid employment.

Involving men in childcare facilitates women's equal participation in paid employment and guarantees children time with both parents.

A monetary compensation for a paid annual vacation is not permissible except cases when employment relations are terminated and the employee has not used her his paid annual vacation.

The experiments on combining work and care did not focus solely on finding solutions for combining paid employment and childcare.

In the process of intra and intersectoral employment shifts, women in large numbers accepted lower paid jobs with little security.

Despite its own very difficult economic situation, Ukraine had paid more than 7 million to the regular budget in 1993.

The whole amount of 9.7 million was paid into the regular budget (General Fund) and the programmes were not implemented.

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With unchanged divisions of roles and responsibilities within households, increased levels of paid employment for women may lead to double workloads.

Migrant women, like women generally, were less likely to find employment in higher paid occupations such as construction or heavy industry.

By the end of August, only 56 Member States had paid their regular budget assessment in full, while 70 Member States had made no payment towards their 1994 regular budget assessment.

12. Mr. TAKASU (Comptroller) said that as at mid September, approximately 60 countries had paid their contributions to the regular budget.

Malaysia has consistently paid its assessed contributions on time, be it for the regular budget or for the peace keeping budget.

These programs were designed to improve the economic situation of beneficiaries by providing them with training that could lead to paid employment.

It is not known how many of the student population who leave each year are able to gain paid or unpaid employment.

In rural areas the experiments on combining care and paid employment have focused chiefly on maintaining or expanding the level of facilities.

5. At 31 May 1993, only 10 Member States had paid their peace keeping assessments in full (to within 100) and only 8 of these had also paid their regular budget assessments in full.

Reports show that women who face zero opportunities for employment, are employed in heinous conditions, or are being paid too little to survive, migrate within their own borders and across borders in search of employment.

He also informed the Committee that the disproportionate underrepresentation of women in wage employment was decreasing gradually, and there had been an increase in the number of women engaged in higher paid employment since 1987.

To some extent, this reflected a proliferation of low income jobs and a decline of higher paid employment which had been the domain of men. Consequently, a notable rise in female employment was accompanied by a decline in male employment and a shift for men towards part time and other atypical forms of employment.

The remaining 86 million can be financed only when sufficient amounts of arrears are paid towards outstanding assessed contributions to the regular budget.

At the end of May, 47 Member States had, to within 100, fully paid their regular budget assessments for 1993 and prior years.

Currently only 7 Member States out of 184 had paid their assessed contributions to the regular budget and peace keeping operations in full.

Although, the number of Member States that had paid their assessed peacekeeping contributions in full rose in 2004, it was still significantly below the 124 Member States that had paid their regular budget assessments in full.

In this setting, opportunities for women to move outside of their traditional roles into paid employment and training thereby becoming more independent, are limited.

The Congress can rightly take credit for the most far reaching such program, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, which assures one member in every poor rural family 100 days per year of paid employment.

Regrettably, as at 15 October, only 111 Member States had paid their assessed contributions to the regular budget in full, 78 Member States had fully paid their assessed contributions to the budgets of the International Tribunals, and 18 had fully paid their assessed contributions to the peacekeeping budget.

A requirement to be met before any entitlement under this insurance scheme can be acquired is earlier contributory service, loss of employment through no fault of the employee, and regular reporting to the employment service.

The percentages of annual regular budget assessed contributions paid as at 30 June and 30 September 1993 are given below, together with the percentages paid as at 30 June, 30 September and 31 December annually since 1986.

As of 26 August 1993, only seven Member States had paid their assessed contributions to the regular budget and peace keeping operations in full.

To this end, added attention is being paid to increasing the employment intensity of economic growth, especially in the rapidly expanding sectors of the economy.

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As of September 1994, Malaysia was one of 13 countries that had paid in full the assessed contributions for both regular and peace keeping budgets.

The combination of being a member of a municipal or provincial council alongside regular employment or care tasks is frequently seen as an obstacle.