Sentence examples similar to losing worker from inspiring English sources

Many smaller contractors prefer to turn a blind eye for fear of losing workers in such a tight labour market.

The weak labor market, which has lost more than two million jobs in the last two years, is allowing them to restrain pay without fear of losing workers, executives say.

With the tight job market, many employers are simply swallowing the cost of higher insurance premiums because they cannot risk losing workers.

Several crucial positions remain vacant, and Mr. DeMarco said the agencies were worried about losing workers because of the uncertainties surrounding their fate.

Several years ago, traditional linguistic subdisciplines such as sociolinguistics were losing workers, Bloomquist says, but they seem to be making a comeback.

Losing workers will only exacerbate existing vacancies and put a greater strain on unpaid family members.

That does not include the cost of lost worker productivity, which is estimated at more than $73 billion a year.

Chronic pain imposes a major clinical, social and economic burden, affecting an estimated 100 million Americans and costing $600 billion annually in health care and lost worker productivity [ 1, 2].

That sector has lost workers in 25 of the last 30 months.

While other states lost workers, Oregon's labor force grew because people kept coming.

THE loss of manufacturing capacity, measured in lost workers, is startling.