employed labour force

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• agricultural labour force — с. х., эк. тр. сельскохозяйственная рабочая сила; сельскохозяйственные рабочие The employed agricultural labour force in the UK is 493 000 persons representing 1.9% of the total labour force. В Великобритании занятая в сельском хозяйстве рабочая… …   Англо-русский экономический словарь

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