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How does Covid-19 influence global economy?

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How does Covid-19 influence global economy?

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The Covid-19 is the responsible about 1.600 M workers of the informal economy are in danger to lose there work, also more than 400 M people lose their work during the second trimester of 2020.

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How the world works

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Sustainable development mental goals were created to do a better world.

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Decent work and economy growth

1·The economy is important to have a development in every country.

2·The economy is important for the world.

3·The economy is important for live.

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1 function

2·change

3·connection

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communication, because we talk each other
research, because always we are sershing info of decent work and economy growth.
thinking, because we have tothing a lot.

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Economy Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.Economy Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.https://kids.kiddle.co/Economy

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Economy Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.Economy Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.https://kids.kiddle.co/Economy

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The services powerhouse: Increasingly vital to world economic growth.The services powerhouse: Increasingly vital to world economic growth.

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The services powerhouse: Increasingly vital to world economic growth.The services powerhouse: Increasingly vital to world economic growth.

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https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/economy/issues-by-the-numbers/trade-in-services-economy-growth.html

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Why do some children in the world have to work?

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Why do some children in the world have to work?

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Why do some children have to work?

why do children work? Poverty, discrimination and marginalisation are the main drivers of child labour. Children in poor circumstances work because work is seen as the best use of their time in contributing to the needs of the family and preparing them for the life they are expected to lead.
Children work because their survival and that of their families depend on it, and in many cases because unscrupulous adults take advantage of their vulnerability. It is also due to inadequacies and weaknesses in national educational systems. It is deeply ingrained in cultural and social attitudes and traditions

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Reflexión rutinas  19-03 equipoPYP Ivet Talarn

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Why the covid 19 affect the economy and workers?

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Global economic growth was slowing and the land was beginning to have more and more cases of covid 19 and everything fell apart, the economy was beginning to run out of money.

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Some associations make donations to people affected by Covid-19
- In this web site you can find more information about it:
https://asociaciondedirectivos.org/accion-social-frente-al-covid-19/

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Why do some children in the world have to work?

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How has the situation of employment of men and women changed over time in U.K?

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How has the situation of employment of men and women changed over time in U.K?

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in the past the womens only work at home and do the manus interested things.(they clean the house that rid naw they continue doing it, they clean the house...).

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5 Significant Moments in the History of Working Women | CharityJob Blog

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5 Significant Moments in the History of Working Women | CharityJob Blog

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universitat de barcelona/ estudiantes de poder y privilegio

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the womans can work and they pay them the same money than the mans but they do the task of the houses.

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Before the first world war, life for Britain’s women was traditionally guided by domestic responsibilities. Their place was in the home, but the air was stagnant with unease.

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Who was Constance Markievicz? A radical? An activist? A game changer? Her father was an Anglo-Irish aristocrat and her mother was a Lady who grew up in a castle in Yorkshire. But despite her privileged background, she was an advocate for change, fighting for Irish independence from Britain. Her story is nearly impossible to disconnect from the history of women’s rights in the UK.

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In 1922, Dr. Ivy Williams was the first women to be called to the Bar in England and the first woman to receive a degree as a Doctor of Civil Law in Oxford in 1923.

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Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen organisations across the UK publishing their 2019 gender pay gap reports. Despite a push last year for greater balance in the workplace, only half of employers are improving. But this is not a new conversation.

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In 1983, The Equal Pay Amendment was passed by Parliament, allowing women to be paid the same amount as men in the workplace. However, this is not always the case. Despite having made technical strides on the basis of law, women are still yet to see many of these equalities put into practice.

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Children can only start full-time work once they’ve reached the minimum shool leaving age - they can then work up to a maximum of 40 hours a week.

The youngest age a child can work part-time is 13, except children involved in areas like:

television

theatre

modelling

Once someone reaches 16, you may need to pay them throught PAYE.

Once someone reaches 18, adult employment right and rules then apply.

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Children can only start full-time work once they’ve reached the minimum shool leaving age - they can then work up to a maximum of 40 hours a week.

The youngest age a child can work part-time is 13, except children involved in areas like:

television

theatre

modelling

Once someone reaches 16, you may need to pay them throught PAYE.

Once someone reaches 18, adult employment right and rules then apply.

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How has the situation of employment of men and women changed over time?

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1-Do young children have jobs?/els nens petits tenen treballs?

2-Is it true that girls are paid less than boys?/es veritat que a les noies li pagen menys que als nens?

3-Has covid-19 affected the economy?/el covid-19 ha afectat a la economia?

4-Is it true that boys now let girls work?/es veritat que els nois ara deixen a les noies trabajar?

5-Is it true that the girls were useless for work at home?/es veritat que els nois ara deixen a les noies trabajar?

6-Is it true that now boys and girls are paid the same?/es veritat que ara els nois i a les noies li pagan el mateix?

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1. How the economy has changed for to the pandemic /con lo de la pandemia como ha vajado la economia?

2-In the past, women worked the same as men, but still got paid less than them.
Why is that?  /porque antes las mujeres trabajaban lo mismo que un hombre y le pagaban todabia menos que a los hombres?

3-Why do little children like us have to work and don't go to school?/porque los niños pequeños como nostros han de trabajar y no van a la escuela?

4-Why covid 19 has affected the economy and workers?/¿Por qué el covid 19 afecta la economía y los trabajadores?

5-Why do some children in the world have to work?/¿Por qué algunos niños en el mundo tienen que trabajar?

6-How has the situation of employment of men and women changed over time?/¿Cómo ha cambiado la situación del empleo de hombres y mujeres a lo largo del tiempo?

7-How can the economy be affected if covid 19 continues?/la economia como puede estar afectada si el covid 19 sigue?

8-How have women achieved the right to work now?/como las mujeres han conseguido que ahora todas trabajemos?

9-As now women have the same rights as men, what has made them change their opinion?/como ahora las mujeres tienen los mismos derechos que los hombres, que les ha echo cambiar de opinion?

10-What jobs do young children like us do and what products do they make?/que trabajos hacen los niños pequeños como nosotros y que productos hacen?