Sentence examples for disadvantaged labour from inspiring English sources

In the following, we study if deprived childhood circumstances are related to more disadvantaged labour market histories.

Third, with the results related to our second hypothesis we demonstrated an indirect effect of childhood circumstances on stressful work, partly mediated by disadvantaged labour market access.

It is estimated that out of the 48% below the extreme poverty line, 50,000 households are extremely disadvantaged, labour-constrained and highly food insecure.

The main benefit of their prized pupil premium was to draw attention to "the gap" and to plug a funding black hole, rather than provide any more significant funding than was available for the disadvantaged under Labour.

"Individuals with very low literacy and numeracy are severely disadvantaged in the labour market".

Richard Exell at Touchstone says young people have become more disadvantaged in the labour market.

Set up in 2001, the cafe is a social enterprise, employing people who are socially excluded, disabled and disadvantaged in the labour market.

"At this time of mounting concern over unemployment, it's fitting that both our overall team and individual winners are helping to find jobs for some of the people most disadvantaged in the labour market".

Our results indicate that being disadvantaged on the labour market (measured in a number of ways) has a greater effect on the probability of becoming self-employed in Spain than in Denmark.

Meanwhile, 41% of social enterprises created jobs in the past 12 months, compared to 22% of SMEs, and 59% of social enterprises employ at least one person who is disadvantaged in the labour market.

More frequently, women, particularly older women, find themselves disadvantaged in the labour market in comparison with their male counterparts [ 22].