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LZA TK termini atrodami Akadēmiskajā terminu datubāzē AkadTerm

Akadēmiskā terminu datubāze AkadTerm

Jūs meklējāt worker

Atrasti 154 termini

▪ ageing worker

▪ agricultural worker

▪ atypical worker

▪ attendant worker

▪ attendant worker bee

▪ auxiliary worker

▪ background worker

▪ basic profession worker

▪ black worker

▪ blue-collar worker

▪ border worker

▪ breastfeeding worker

▪ care worker

▪ cargo worker

▪ case worker

▪ casual worker

▪ clandestine worker

▪ construction worker

▪ creative worker

▪ cross-border worker

▪ desk-free worker

▪ deskless worker

▪ development worker

▪ disabled worker

▪ disadvantaged worker

▪ dislocated worker

▪ displaced worker

▪ domestic long-term care worker

▪ domestic worker

▪ emergency worker

▪ entitlement to sponsor a worker

▪ expatriate worker

▪ experienced office worker

▪ exposed worker

▪ family worker

▪ female worker

▪ foreign national employed as government authorised exchange worker

▪ foreign seasonal worker

▪ foreign temporary worker - creative and sporting (Tier 5)

▪ foreign worker

▪ forest worker

▪ frontier worker

▪ frontline worker

▪ frontline worker configuration

▪ genuinely self-employed worker

▪ genuine self-employed worker

▪ guest worker

▪ healthcare worker

▪ health worker

▪ highly qualified third-country worker

▪ highly skilled worker

▪ high-skilled worker

▪ hired worker

▪ home-based worker

▪ *home-worker

▪ home-worker's registration fee

▪ intermittent worker

▪ international voluntary worker

▪ involuntary part-time worker

▪ irregular migrant worker

▪ young worker

▪ youth worker

▪ knowledge worker

▪ live-in care worker

▪ low educated worker

▪ low-paid worker

▪ low-qualified worker

▪ low skilled worker

▪ low-skilled worker

▪ low-wage worker

▪ machine worker

▪ maintenance worker

▪ manual worker

▪ marginal worker

▪ media worker

▪ medium-skilled worker

▪ migrant worker

▪ mobile worker

▪ multiskilled worker

▪ naval stores worker

▪ night worker

▪ non-staff worker

▪ non-standard worker

▪ office worker

▪ offshore worker

▪ older female worker

▪ older worker

▪ on-demand worker

▪ online platform worker

▪ outgoing worker

▪ out-worker

▪ part-time worker

▪ piece-worker

▪ piece worker

▪ platform worker

▪ polygraphic worker

▪ posted worker

▪ post natal worker

▪ post-partum worker

▪ production worker

▪ reception worker

▪ redundant worker

▪ regular migrant worker

▪ regular worker

▪ relief [worker]

▪ remote worker

▪ rescue worker

▪ salaried worker

▪ seasonal employee / seasonal worker

▪ seasonal worker

▪ sector-specific worker exposure description

▪ self-employed worker

▪ semi-skilled worker

▪ service worker

▪ severely disadvantaged worker

▪ shift worker

▪ silo worker's asthma

▪ skilled worker

▪ slipshod worker*

▪ social worker

▪ specific worker exposure determinant

▪ temporary worker

▪ time worker

▪ time-worker

▪ transfer worker (puller, printer)

▪ transport worker

▪ unskilled worker

▪ voucher-based worker

▪ vulnerable worker

▪ web worker

▪ welfare worker

▪ white-collar worker

▪ woman worker

▪ wood machine worker

▪ wood-working machine worker

▪ worker

▪ worker adaptability

▪ worker consultation

▪ worker cooperative

▪ worker (EU)

▪ worker information

▪ worker in seasonal employment

▪ worker mobility

▪ worker participation

▪ worker roller

▪ worker's employment

▪ worker shortage

▪ worker's idle time

▪ *worker's load

▪ *worker's rating

▪ worker's skill category

▪ worker thread

▪ worker with disabilities

▪ worker with less formal education

EN guest worker

LV viesstrādnieks

RU иностранный рабочий

DE Gastarbeiter

FR travailleur étranger; travailleur immigré

Definīcija: Strādnieks, kas ir ieradies no ārzemēm (parasti no ekonomiski vājāk attīstītām valstīm). Ekonomiski attīstīto valstu uzņēmēji labprāt izmanto Δ, jo viņi stādā par mazāku algu un labprāt veic mazkvalificētus (piem., sētnieka, krāvēja) vai veselībai kaitīgus darbus (piem., šahtās).

Ekonomikas skaidrojošā vārdnīca. — R., Zinātne, 2000

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