Примери за self-employment

• It can be hypothesized that self-employment will increase in the future as a result of changes in technology and the organization of production.

• In the 1990s there was an explosion of self-employment.

• Someone who earned $20,000 from a job or self-employment, for example, would lose $4,180 in benefits.

• Laid-off workers are much less likely to be rehired by their old companies and have to find new jobs or turn to self-employment.

• One reason is related to trends in the labour market towards self-employment and greater flexibility, which mean that more social risks are met individually.

• Much self-employment and female employment is characterised by low pay and periodic spells of unemployment.

• As a result self-employment sharply decreased : while in 1960 there were 150,000 self-employed craftsmen, their number had been reduced to 10,000 by 1973.

• At the same time a distinct minority type of household existed which drew its main income from self-employment.

• No doubt, the extension of the state service sector caused those housewives involved in hidden self-employment to find other sources of income.

• The share of income from self-employment rises in 1993 and then falls to 15% by 2004.

• The corollary to this overall increase of employment was a general decline of self-employment, again for all age-groups.

• The scheme consists of all pensions that have accrued from each employment contract and from self-employment.

• Towards this end, public investment in the (non-forest) wage-work and self-employment sectors m ay be warranted, for example educational spending, food-forwork interventions, and micro-lending programs.

• Current scholars define entrepreneurship in various ways, but most see it as something more limited and distinctive than just self-employment or starting a small business.

• Depreciation of real wages would have strengthened the desire to find additional income through self-employment.

• These are commercial farmers, shopkeepers, craft market peddlers and any other form of non-professional self-employment without a regular income.

• So when analysing self-employment in the cities we should study personto-person purchases of non-food goods and services.

• Looking at expenditure on person-to-person purchases of services, some evidence appears about self-employment in the service sector, both legal and illegal.

• Earnings data include income earned from wages, salaries, or self-employment.