Sentence examples for fraction of workers from inspiring English sources
The church pulpits are pounded for Republicans, and organized labor is down to a fraction of workers.
Still, this is too little to make a real difference, and covers only a fraction of workers.
In the 1800s, unions covered only a small fraction of workers and were balkanized and relatively weak.
Teenagers, however, represent only a fraction of workers who would benefit from a higher minimum wage, argue proponents of increasing the federally mandated minimum.
So far, the safety nets in big Asian countries have generally been minimalist: basic health insurance and pensions which replace a small fraction of workers' former income.
That is the name of their canny proposal to tempt workers to commit themselves today to saving later.Under their scheme, a fraction of workers' future pay increases is diverted into their pension pot before arriving in their pay packet.
Such deaths make up only a small fraction of worker fatalities in the United States each year, but they have the grim distinction of regularly including one or more would-be rescuers.
For such a setting with n processes and t tasks we study the problem of collectively performing the tasks under two different failure models: model Fa, where some fraction f of workers that are prone to returning arbitrary (e.g., incorrect) results and the probability p of such faulty behavior are not known a priori to the master, and model Fb when these quantities are known to the master.
Along with the enrollment data, the group released federal wage figures showing that workers in the heavily female service fields earned a fraction of what workers earned in the building trades and computer support, both fields dominated by men.
The United States grows more food now than it did 50 years ago, on about 25percentt less acreage, and with a fraction of the workers it once used.
Italy plans a three-year wage freeze and, like Germany and Greece, will replace only a fraction of retiring workers with new hires.
