Sentence examples for labour force resources from inspiring English sources

In the Low variant, smaller numbers of immigrants in all age groups, especially the younger ones, influence the projected labour force resources in the opposite direction.

In the High scenario the total labour force resources of the 27 countries under study are expected to increase by 6% (to 247 million) between 2002 and 2052.

The post-2002 immigrands and their descendants, who are expected to constitute 20% of the labour force resources in 2052 in the Base scenario, do not significantly mitigate the effects of the ageing of the labour force.

This study presents the results of the projections of population and labour force resources for 27 selected European countries for the period 2002-2052, fonussing on the impact of international migration on the advancement of the population ageing process.

At the end of the projection period the overall labour force resources in the 27 countries under study are expected to amount to 184 million people (21% less than in 2002), that is 47% of the total population.

At the end of the projection period, the post-2002 immigrands and their descendants are going to account for almost one-third of the total labour force resources in the 27 European countries.

Canada's regulated childcare programs, primarily intended to care for children of working parents, cover 19.3% of 0 5 year olds although 75% of mothers are in the paid labour force (Childcare Resource and Research Unit, 2007).

A recent report by Nick Clark and Eva Herman of Middlesex University analysed employment tribunal judgment data, Labour Force and Family Resource surveys, case studies and interviews to reveal that at least 2 million workers in Britain are losing over £3 billion in unpaid holiday pay and wages a year.

Ontario's strategic central location with respect to other Canadian provinces, its proximity to U.S. markets and coal supplies, its cheap power, its large and skilled labour force, its abundant natural resources and diversified transportation system, and its general attractiveness to both domestic and foreign investment have made its economy the most productive in Canada.

Inside the enclave, dense social networks generate one of its main competitive advantages through which different types of capital and resources flow (labour force, information, mutual support, informal credit, etc).

The production environment is also under pressure from anthropogenic factors, as seen by the 2017 prices of juvenile sea cucumber, production materials, related resources and labour force, which were on an upward and uneven trend.