These benefits are available to all salaried people, regardless of gender.

In 2003, 1,072,600 women were employed (compared to 1,257,600 men), 978,000 were salaried employees.

984,600 of the employed persons were Jewish women, 895,800 of them were salaried employees.

91.2 of the employed women were salaried employees and only 4.6 were self employed.

In the same year, there were 104,000 salaried women employees, compared to 36,800 men.

These principles are included in the training given to both salaried personnel and conscripts.

Salaried employment of males corresponds, according to INE (1998), about 16 , and the female about 4 .

At the same time, most of the employed men (81.9 ) were salaried employees and 8.8 were self employed.

Also, 95.5 of those women were salaried employees, a figure resulting from the nature of women's participation in the labour market.

Salaried women and men are entitled to certain family benefits that can be claimed either by the husband or the wife.

The scarce participation of women in salaried work is also explained due to low levels of education, which limits their participation in formal jobs.

In the public and private sectors alike, Guinean women are underrepresented among salaried staff, and are largely concentrated in the lower and middle ranking positions.

The Québec system is more inclusive than the federal system since it extends eligibility to self employed workers as well as salaried workers who have not accumulated 600 insurable work hours.

The unemployment rate has been reduced thanks to innovative measures such as microcredits, the promotion of entrepreneurship, labour intensive work of public utility, pre employment contracts, local salaried employee initiatives and compensation for activities of general benefit.

For the part of national defence, both salaried personnel and conscripts are given sufficient training in order for soldiers in a command position to be able to organise the activities of their troop according to the principles of IHL.

Accrual basis accounting

Synesthesia runs in families, so Galton said this is a hereditary basis, a genetic basis.

The rates of the fees range from 25 basis points to 60 basis points per annum.

It's not the basis of the rule of law, it's not the basis of a free society.

1.72 Although UNRWA prepares its budget on a biennial basis, operations are financed on an annual basis.

Trade unions are recognised on a plant or establishment basis rather than on an industry wide basis.

Experiments on a contractual basis

Basis of the sanctions regime

Participation on a continuing basis

Domestic workers had the same rights to benefits such as vacation time as any other salaried employee special labour contracts were also possible for both men and women doing specific types of work, for example rural and domestic workers, who were mostly indigenous and whose compensation generally included food and housing.

Troop liabilities will be reviewed on a quarterly basis and paid on the basis of each mission's cash position.

This is the basis. The imitation of complex skills is what we call culture and is the basis of civilization.

Becoming the basis of the economy.

Your theory has no scientific basis.

Right to Education The Educational Basis

Right to Education The Legal Basis

Rights on the basis of labor

Climate Change 2001 the Scientific Basis.

a Countries participating on trial basis.

Such restriction lacks any legal basis.

Participation on an ad hoc basis

(b) In the seventh sentence, replace on a broad geographic basis with and on as wide a geographical basis as possible

We are working on the basis of scientific information, and we address the issue of protection on a case by case basis.

He put it on a personal basis.

What is the basis of your assumptions?

Basis for an Ibero American Cultural Charter

This is done on a regular basis.

What is the basis for this assumption?

The group meets on a regular basis.

Was domestic violence the basis for traumatism?