Sentence examples for diversified workers from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, there are 13.2 million "moonlighters" who have jobs but work on freelance projects in their off hours; 14.1 million "diversified" workers with part-time jobs who also take on freelance work; 4.6 million "temporary" workers, including those employed through staffing agencies; and 2.5 million "freelance owners," meaning people who are freelancing but also employing other freelancers.

According to "Freelancing in America 2015" report people working in YouEconomy fall into five categories: independent contractors, diversified workers, moonlighters, temporary workers and micro entrepreneurs.

In other fallout from the Enron collapse, a Senate committee approved pension legislation intended to diversify workers' retirement accounts.

The environment analyzed is such that the only imperfectly diversified risk workers bear is the risk of losing their job when the market for new contracts is depressed.

The news comes at a time when most major tech companies, including Google, are struggling to diversify their worker ranks.

Many have expanded and diversified the categories of workers they offer -- moving beyond the stereotypical categories of day laborers, sales clerks and secretaries to include managers, accountants, consultants and lawyers.

Still, I believe we can retrain workers, diversify local economies, assist small towns in redevelopment, secure broadband, promote tourism and more.

Employee stock ownership plans, which many companies have embraced for their tax benefits, can be particularly dangerous if workers do not have diversified investments elsewhere.

Employees of the $2.9 billion (revenues)diversified construction company arent given stock outright, but workers who meet certain performance measures are given the chance to buy shares every year.

The cotton industry contracted in the 20th century, and the industrial structure diversified so that by the 1960s engineering employed most workers in the borough.

Both lawyers said they could conceive of valid reasons not to sell the workers' AirTouch shares, including an interest in having employees hold diversified investments.