Sentence examples for erode jobs from inspiring English sources
Notably, a book called The Second Machine Age warned that computers had already started to erode jobs across the service industries and would continue to do so, increasing inequality along the way.
A more insidious factor is that long-term unemployment can start to erode job skills, making people less employable.
Maxford Nelsen, a labor policy analyst at the Freedom Foundation, a conservative research group in Olympia, Wash., said that if the referendum passed, its effects would erode job security across the board.
Teacher unions are often hostile to charter schools because provisions of the law erode job protection.
There's a school of thought that goes a bit like this: robots are getting better at doing human tasks, and that's eroding jobs and making companies more money.
But opponents say it erodes job protections and makes young workers even more vulnerable.
Consumer confidence rose in May as Americans refused to let an eroding job market cloud their expectations that the economy would pick up, a survey by the Conference Board indicated today.
[C2.] Consumer Confidence Rose in May Consumer confidence rose in May as Americans refused to let an eroding job market cloud their expectations that the economy would pick up, the Conference Board said.
President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress are drawing up plans to take on the government bureaucracy they have long railed against, by eroding job protections and grinding down benefits that federal workers have received for a generation.
Furthermore, time spent in prison can hinder an individual's ability to find work by making it difficult to build additional work experience and by eroding job skills and social ties that may connect individuals to employment (Western 2006; Western et al. 2001).
