Sentence examples for ageing workforces from inspiring English sources

For rich countries with ageing workforces in particular, gains from importing the young, the energetic and those willing to take risks comfortably outweigh the costs.

The demands of demography and economics—shrinking and ageing workforces, a growing shortage of people to fill jobs requiring both high and low skills, and increasingly flexible and open economies all point to more migration.

With the PIG economies barely able to eke out single digit growth rates recently, ageing workforces, international debts to repay and credit ratings precarious, anything that fosters a faster recovery should be looked at.

After all, ageing workforces raise concerns regarding increasing costs for both pension and health care, resulting in efforts to respectively prolong working lives and stimulate physical activity – and thus health – at older ages.

The ageing workforce had a significant knock-on effect.

We have an ageing workforce but no savings culture.

He added: "It is an ageing workforce and that needs to be addressed.

As a result we have an ageing workforce with no fresh ideas.

The team sheets suggested that both Bernard Laporte and Andy Robinson were showing an unhealthy reliance on an ageing workforce.

A rapidly ageing workforce stores up all kinds of future problems, especially when the work can be physically demanding.

We are facing a horticultural timebomb, given an increasingly ageing workforce and a skills shortage," says Biggs.