Sentence examples for aging workforces from inspiring English sources

This is an actual problem in many industries with aging workforces.

Growing proportion of older employees in the workforce has pushed scholars and managers to examine the changes of individual work-related attitudes and behavior during the life-span and accordingly reconsider work design to sustain the engagement of aging workforces.

Towers Watson, which advises companies on talent management strategies, found in a recent study that more than half of the UK organisations surveyed were unprepared to capitalise on the skills and experience of their aging workforces.

They bring new skills and dynamism into aging workforces.

The fast pace of automation in South Korea and Taiwan can be explained in part by higher-than-average wage increases, aging workforces and low unemployment rates.

And leading businesses have been aggressively -- and progressively -- rethinking how they employ and train their aging workforces.

Not really, says David W. DeLong in "Lost Knowledge: Confronting the Threat of an Aging Workforce" (Oxford University Press, $24.95).

Teacher retirements have been at near-record levels in recent years, the result of an aging workforce.

Some 200,000 people under the age of 20 left the sector in 2008 alone and the construction industry has an aging workforce – with many skilled workers also being lost to retirement".

Implications of an aging workforce for the hospitality industry are also discussed.

Presently, there is an aging workforce and no one knows who will replace them.