Sentence examples for a working population of from inspiring English sources
Typically a large airport can, on a daily basis, handle more than 100,000 passengers and support a working population of more than 50,000 employees.
Indeed, this year another 11,000 jobs will be added to a public-sector payroll which, with 5.4m employees in a working population of 26.5m, is already one of the biggest in the world.
That reduced pension-scheme assets to about 5% of GDP, compared to 170% in the Netherlands, 131% in Britain and 113% in America.Moreover, the vast majority of Nigerians work in informal jobs, and so do not have a pension: of a working population of perhaps 80m people, only around 6m participate in any sort of scheme.
If completed, it is estimated to house a working population of 4,200.
One percent might sound like a small amount, but in a working population of several million, it would still represent tens of thousands of errors each year for Pennsylvania employers and employees to sort out.
The BAC works at Bournemouth Airport were converted into a 80 ha industrial estate which has become one of the largest employment sites in the county with over 140 businesses and a working population of some 2,000 people.
First, the sample was not representative of a working population or of workers in the retail sector, which might decrease the opportunity to generalize the obtained results.
Especially in a working population loss of productivity and sick leave may be an important consequence of shoulder pain[ 10].
Between 2000 and 2007 about 8,000 health-care jobs were created, a lot in a state with a civilian working population of just 335,000.
Even though we know that different work-related factors influence health and sick-leave outcomes, little research has focused on the prevalence of work-related stress in a general working population of women.
In a Dutch working population of overweight people (BMI ≥ 25), which consisted of both males and females, the standard deviation of the ARIC score was found to be 8.11 [ 45].
