Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• As a consequence of accelerated enterprise restructuring in the late 1990s, the unemployment rate increased from 13,7 % in 1994 to 18,2 % in 2004 while total employment decreased by two percentage points over the same period.
• term contracts to total employment has slightly decreased from 12,1 % in 1998 to 11,2 % in 2002.
• The broadly unchanged level of total employment in the course of 2003 conceals opposite developments in industry and services.
• Total employment is projected to strengthen slightly over the horizon.
• Moreover, employment in fixed
• Today, services account for approximately 69% of total employment.
• Between 1990 and 2005, the sector's share in total employment fell by more than seven percentage points.
• a percentage share of industrial employment in total employment equal to or greater than the Community average in any reference year from 1985 onwards;

• In the Member States local labour markets in this sense can be assumed to account for as much as one third of total employment.
• Domestic work, often insecure, undervalued and undeclared, represents 5% to 9% of total employment in industrialised countries.
• In my report, I point out that they constitute at least 30% of total employment.
• Today, services account for approximately 69% of total employment.
• The broadly unchanged level of total employment in the course of 2003 conceals opposite developments in industry and services.
• What percentage of total aid is allocated to measures to promote employment outside the agricultural sector?
• Domestic work makes up between 5% and 9% of total employment.
• In Romania, the phenomenon has become more and more extensive and currently grey labour accounts for 20