This concerns the share of temporary employment as well as the prospects of mobility into permanent jobs.
We need to see a realistic prospect of social mobility.
Every graduate was guaranteed a government job, and peasant families for the first time were offered the prospect of social mobility through education.
With prospects of long-term unemployment and long stretches of "rubbish jobs" well below their skills and expectations, this is the first postwar generation facing the prospect of downward mobility.
In China's long-settled and densely populated regions, degree holders who confronted the prospect of downward mobility for their sons were profoundly disturbed by the circumstances that permitted wealthy merchants to mimic their way of life.
Now, though, she's facing the scary prospect of downward mobility.
will be positive if the prospect of health mobility is deemed socially desirable in the sense that the resulting distribution of health is less unequal than the initial health distribution, when both are judged on the basis of the social weights from the initial period.
They sent us here to make sure that we're doing everything we can to make their lives a little bit better -- to create new jobs, to restore economic security, to rebuild the prospects of upward mobility.
As Subir Gokarn, chief economist of Crisil, a credit-rating agency, points out, such jobs offer no prospects of "income mobility" over a lifetime.On the outskirts of Bangalore, firms such as Wipro and Infosys have built serene, orderly, clean, state-of-the-art campuses as modern and efficient as anything in Silicon Valley.
For a country that graduates more than 118,000 engineers each year and with more than 80 institutions specializing in engineering, entrepreneurship represents hope and the prospects of upward mobility for many Mexicans.
The expansion of the European Union and the prospect of extending free mobility to workers from the EU's Eastern neighborhood pose the question of the expected scale of its effect on east west mobility.
