English-Spanish translation for "out of work"

out of work {adj.} (also: jobless, unemployed)

out of work {adj.} (also: jobless, unemployed)

There are at least 18 million people out of work now.

People are thrown out of work for a variety of reasons.

In Bulgaria, 20 % of the active population is out of work.

Eighteen million people out of work is simply not acceptable.

On top of that, we are going to put a lot of people out of work.

Yes, by all means protect workers, but do not throw workers out of work!

Mr President, the good news is that Europe has not run out of work.

Destruction of the fishing industry means that the fishermen are out of work and on benefit.

On that occasion thousands of Frenchspeaking Belgian workers were put out of work, and nobody cared.

However, there is no room for complacency, as 14 million people in Europe are still out of work.

But this vicious circle is putting tens of thousands of people out of work every year.

In many cases we see far too many complicated texts coming out of work done by this House.

Particular attention needs to be given to the 18 million - or in actual fact 30 million - who are out of work.

We know of examples where employees have been unjustly thrown out of work.

We only have to look at what happens to those who are thrown out of work or who are excluded from the job market.

That is why 50 % of the people out of work in Europe today are long-term unemployed.

Well over half of the 14 million unemployed, according to Eurostat's latest figures, have been out of work for over a year.

I note that since 1975, public deficits and the number of persons out of work have risen alongside one another in Europe.

I thought our business was about retaining and creating jobs, not putting people out of work.

I think that the many, still far too many, people in our countries who are out of work have a right to expect that.