Sentence examples similar to labor force division from inspiring English sources
A large number of women entered the labor force, but the gender division of labor in the family persisted.
Thomas J. Nardone, who supervises the survey of households as chief of the bureau's division of labor force statistics, said Professor Mitchell's approach was basically correct for short periods.
However, though the Republican version happens to be more distasteful, the bill in either form represents a forsaking of the American labor force and a further entrenching of class divisions on the backs of Silicon Valley and its megalomaniacal goals.
The strike, which has been the talk of coffee shops and playgrounds, is something of a metaphor for the broader labor force of Los Angeles, a place of enormous geographical and class division.
He argues that the unbalanced sex ratios determined by the enslavement of men pushed women into the labor force and changed their role in the labor market by altering the division of labor in society.
In contrast, higher earnings and greater labor force participation of married women reduce the gains from marriage (and raise the attractiveness of divorce) so that the sexual division of labor within the household becomes less advantageous (Becker 1985).
Although the widespread movement of women into the paid labor force in Western nations in recent decades has resulted in greater equity among the time allocations of married couples, the gendered division of labor remains an enduring feature of modern family life (Baxter 2006; Bianchi 2011; Nazio and MacInnes 2007).
Marriage, changing; labor force attachment changing.
Montana's labor force, meanwhile, has suffered.
In February, the labor force was 154,871,000.
