Sentence examples for middle age workers from inspiring English sources

Bruce Fallick and Charles Fleischman found that college-educated and middle age workers are the most likely to experience a job-to-job transition, rather than a transition into unemployment.

These cohort effects are not expected to be important when analyzing the group of male workers over 45 years old since the distribution of occupations in 1997 was similar to the one of middle aged workers.

Older and middle-age workers would lose jobs and nest eggs.

Post-hoc analysis indicated that, overall, middle-age workers' leg strengths (i.e., ankle and knee muscles) were significantly different from younger adults while middle-age workers' leg strengths were virtually identical to older adults' leg strengths.

But gains for middle-age workers have only started to appear.

These results suggested that, overall, 14 middle-age workers in the present study could be at a higher risk of musculoskeletal injuries.

The future study would be a valuable asset in finding intervention strategies such that middle-age workers could stay healthier longer.

Mr. Gore emphasized that today's Social Security decisions should matter not only to elderly Americans but also to middle-age workers.

Upstairs, hundreds of middle-age workers, many wearing green latex gloves, sorted through the old-school paper ballots, which are the county's answer to past problems with high tech voting.

In this case, job stability increases by 10%% for young and middle-age workers and by 7%% for older workers.

In this last case, job stability increases by 10%% for young and middle-age workers and by 7%% for older workers.