Sentence examples for cohorts of workers from inspiring English sources
They bear down particularly on the first cohorts of workers in the privatised schemes, who shoulder the start-up costs.
Under that system, successive cohorts of workers pay for the welfare (and especially the pensions) of their elders and require their children to do the same for them.
Following Shiller's approach, we ran simulations on the returns for 91 cohorts of workers, those retiring in 1913 through 2004.
We do not reject the hypothesis that the education-driven productivity differential may decrease among older cohorts of workers, notably among 50+ workers.
How do wage differences respond to differences in height in the work force if new cohorts of workers are taller than their predecessors?
Specifically, provisions of the ACA are expected to substantially increase eligibility for Medicaid and future cohorts of workers who leave school in a downturn will be better able to access this source of public health insurance.
The cohort of workers born in 1950 had an average of 4.67 more years of schooling than the cohort born in 1900, representing an increase of 0.93 year in each decade.
Sabri Challah, the head of Deloitte's human-capital practice, says that companies are making great efforts to recruit (and retain) the youngest cohort of workers, the "Generation Y".
The legal profession, one of the most brutal when it comes to pace and time commitment, illuminates the economic logic of a system where a large initial cohort of workers is gradually culled until only a small fraction are left.
But the proportion of women who worked began to stabilize in the 1990s, and the baby boomers, the largest cohort of workers in recent decades, have started to retire.
