The records reveal a definite preference for paid work as opposed to unpaid work in family enterprises.

Time use studies helped to better capture data on women's paid and unpaid work.

A woman on average spent 13.6 hours per week in 2002 on domestic and unpaid work.

There are some unresolved questions concerning the definition of work in particular, whether unpaid endeavors, such as volunteering or studying, are work.

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There is little evidence that the increased involvement of women in paid work has significantly reduced their share of unpaid work in caring for households.

The Australian Government provides other forms of funded assistance that are available to women in paid and unpaid work.

Many accept unpaid work experience in the hope that the reference will look good on their CV, and that a good job will be awaiting them after a fruitless spell of several unpaid or badly paid placements.

Women account for most unpaid work, and when they are paid, they are overrepresented in the informal sector and among the poor.

11.5 Previous national accounts of Vanuatu's labour force categorized unpaid work as uneconomical and not contributing to the economy of the nation.

The Healthy Balance Research Program is exploring the relationships between women's health and well being and their paid and unpaid work, including caregiving.

This will give a better picture of the important contribution of unpaid work that both women and men are providing to the nation.

Until 1910, British legislators were unpaid.

Children occupied by either paid or unpaid work for someone who is not a household member, or children who do housework more than 4 hours a day, are deemed to work temporarily .

Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia

Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia

77 per cent of the total number of persons employed in 1999 were engaged in subsistence farming, unpaid voluntary work and working in religious sectors.

The relation is, however, not a straight line. It is not true that those not entering or leaving unpaid jobs necessarily admitted in paid work.

The aim is to financially facilitate longer periods of unpaid leave for employees, to help them to combine work and family responsibilities throughout their working lives.

At present, unpaid assessments amount to 54.4 million.

2004 unpaid charges have been obligated in 2004.

At present, unpaid assessments amount to some 22.7 million.

The economic value of this unpaid contribution is enormous.

These include flexible hours of work provisions, 12 months of unpaid parental leave at the time of the birth or adoption of a child, and paid carer's leave.

Today, the long hours of unpaid work that women perform each day searching for firewood and other energy sources rob them of time to engage in more productive activities.

Treatment of the unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia

Moreover, women are considerably over represented as unpaid family workers.

Lack of land ownership has often contributed to increasing the unpaid and unrecorded work of women outside the home, which can mean that women lose control over their own labour.

But an apprenticeship should not be confused with an unpaid internship.

Legal and social situation of unpaid women working in family enterprises

11.6 The informal sector consists of businesses which are owned and operated by those who work alone or in partnership with members of the same family on paid and unpaid positions.

The results of the time use survey carried out in 1999 2000 in Estonia demonstrated the segregation of paid and unpaid work of men and women in private and public life.

It was unacceptable, for example, to describe the archaic custom whereby a child was dispatched into another family to work as an unpaid domestic as nothing more than a necessary evil.

The next step for France could be unpaid increases in working times.

The balance of unpaid contributions with respect to the 2004 budget was 1,150,840.

The majority of workers were self employed or unpaid family workers (predominately women).

However, due to the changes and amendments to the Law on labor, this absence from work is no longer reimbursed salary wise, so it can be stated that this is now an unpaid leave.

Ms. Arocha Domínguez wondered whether there were any indicators that would provide a comprehensive analysis of the conditions of work of women in the agricultural labour force and whether any studies had been carried out regarding women's income both in terms of paid and unpaid work.

Unpaid assessments for peacekeeping operations were lower, although still in excess of 2.1 billion.

There is no law on the subject of unpaid women working in family enterprises.

The amount of unpaid contributions and the level of arrears of former Member States were unacceptably high, and the Secretariat should continue to work with debtors, using, inter alia, the well proven method of debt restructuring.

William agreed to pay George interest and the capital in compensation, but George remained unpaid.

Unpaid assessments for the two tribunals doubled between 2002 and 2003, to almost 88 million.

However, it does not indicate the visible and significant signs of unpaid' and voluntary workers.

Despite these positive developments, serious problems remained, and salaries, pensions and student scholarships remained unpaid.