Sentence examples for mobile labor force from inspiring English sources
The Government would have to revise its labor regulations to create a more mobile labor force and today's plan made little mention of that.
"With this now-highly mobile labor force going to countries with the jobs, you could see perpetually underdeveloped societies that will always need to export their labor to survive," said Joseph Siegle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
While the better skilled and more mobile labor force will continue to contribute to productivity growth, it is impossible to maintain the pace of the past.
State mandatory policies regarding social insurance were poorly applicable due to the problems of a highly mobile labor force, poor regional coordination, and strong state intervention in industrial production.
EU membership has brought them a flexible, energetic and mobile labor force of Romanians, Bulgarians and other Eastern Europeans.
LaFata was parked at Buckeye that night because she had just recently joined what might be America's most mobile labor force.
Since college grads are among the best educated and most mobile in the labor force, their difficulty finding jobs suggests that it is labor market weakness as a whole, rather than mismatches between workers' skills and employees' needs, that is keeping would-be workers from getting jobs, the researchers said.
Soviet authorities in recent months have been paying in creased attention to labor shortages in many areas of the country, a problem compound ed by the fact that the birth rate among urban ethnic Rus sians, the most mobile element of the labor force, is continuing to fall.
Traditional unions have largely failed in high-tech because the labor force is too mobile, too Sun Belt, too suburban and because the unions themselves are too corrupt and out of touch.
The MARBL app is intended to be a social network and hub for this mobile mass of new entrants into the labor force, whose spending on travel has grown to $400 billion annually since 2013.
