The phrase "age of workers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing demographic information or statistics related to the workforce, such as in labor studies or economic reports.
Example: "The report highlights the age of workers in various industries, revealing trends in employment and retirement."
Alternatives: "worker age demographics" or "age distribution of employees".
We find a positive correlation equal to 0.159 between average training rates observed for a job (for workers aged 24-49) and the intended exit age of workers occupying that job.
The age of workers, which the study did not look at, may also play a role.
According to the Economic Policy Institute, the average age of workers who would benefit from a higher minimum wage today is thirty-five.
The researchers also point out that, over the 10 years the IGDA has surveyed the industry, the mean age of workers has not changed.
The jobs are well paid and the average age of workers is about 54, according to the key union, the CFMEU.
As dreams of lifetime employment have disappeared into Japan's endless recession, the average age of workers at Japanese corporations has steadily increased for more than 20 years.
We therefore tested whether the response of JO neurons to acoustic stimuli is dependent on the age of worker bees (Fig. 8A and B).
The following possible predictors of symptoms in workers were analysed by logistic regression: type of factory, age of worker, smoking, education, years of occupation, hours per shift, ethnicity and use of personal protection devices.
In Table 4, we include interactions between migration variables and age and age squared of workers to examine how the wage gap between migrants and non-migrants varies across age.
Boat captains rarely checked ages of workers, and Verité found underage workers forced to fish.
In occupations with more routine content, we observe a slight aging of workers, as average age seems to increase.
