Sentence examples for a different workforce from inspiring English sources

‡ Intergenerational social mobility was defined as having a different workforce participation in childhood than in adulthood.

§ Intragenerational social mobility was defined as having a different workforce participation between age 30 35 and at age 40 45.

§ Intragenerational social mobility was defined as having a different workforce participation at age 30 35 and at age 40 45.

‡ Intergenerational social mobility into and out of the workforce was defined as having a different workforce participation in childhood than in adulthood.

This is partly a theological issue: the church would attract a very different workforce if it did not insist that all priests be male and celibate.

"There's a really dramatic shift after 2003 to a really different workforce in New York City [schools] than there had been in place before that," Mr. Wyckoff said.

"That is a very different workforce than what Dominos had a decade ago," said Doyle, who wants to take the campaign national.

But comparing the make-up of the workforce then and now reveals a rather different workforce today – one with winners and losers.

"We're seeing a very different workforce from 2008 and the start of the credit crunch, says Maria Bourke, managing director of Let's Get Healthy, a company that works with clients across the UK and Europe to help improve staff wellbeing.

We are hearing about how our children will experience a completely different workforce than we did, but it's already happening now.

Needless to say, today is a very different workforce than it was in 1938.