Sentence examples for Job dislocation from inspiring English sources

Job dislocation.

This message is well crafted to appeal to a Democratic base that is worried about job dislocation, wage stagnation and foreign competition.

Compare, for instance, campaign appearances by Clinton and Obama in the city of Lorain, just half-an-hour west of Cleveland on Lake Erie, which has seen more than its fair share of job dislocation.

Yes, there will be additional pollution abatement costs that will undoubtedly be reflected in some obsolete plant shutdowns, temporary job dislocation, and slightly higher electricity bills.

All four participants spoke of the lack of resources, and all experienced the loss of jobs, dislocation, and a loss of a sense of purpose.

Job markets suffer dislocations as residents leave.

(Thee Treasury made a $4.57 billion profit) In late 2008, despite all the job losses and dislocations reverberating through America, the top executives and investment bankers found a way to pay themselves hundreds of millions in "bonuses".

"Never had the case been stronger for jobs and weaker for dislocation than an agreement in which we don't open our market one bit and China opens its market dramatically," Mr. Sperling said.