Sentence examples for its working population from inspiring English sources

By using robots, not only will Japan ease the stress on its working population, but it'll also save money on health insurance, something like $21 billion.

It, too, is poor and its working population ekes out a living by farming and fishing.

It is also set to add 240m people to its working population by 2030.

Most of its working population is employed at nearby plants at Warfield, Tadanac, and Trail.

Nearly a third of its working population, about 750,000 people, depend on coffee directly or indirectly for a living.

Over the next few years, thanks to a combination of a young population and a falling birth rate, Indonesia will see a surge in the ratio of its working population to the number of dependants.

India, however, needs at least 10% growth per year for its growing working population, which only Modi's authoritarian capitalism can offer.

Its prevalence in the working population varies by type of employment from 1.7% to 17% 3.

As diabetes becomes more prevalent in the working population its negative effect on employment and work productivity are likely to become more pressing [ 23].

But in some countries, like  India, for instance, where two-thirds of the population is 35 or younger, this, more youthful working population has its goal set to retire earlier "at 45 or 50," said Lovaii Navlakhi, founder and chief executive officer of financial planning firm International Money Matters in Bangalore.

One of the most notable changes in the working population is its ageing.