Sentence examples for more atomised workforce from inspiring English sources

This new model of working has led to a more atomised workforce.

One consequence of wide pay differentials is a more atomised society.

Unions will have to go out into Britain's atomised workforce where people no longer are congregated in factories, but spread across contracted out agencies.

If we letthem keep on winning, we face a more closed, a more atomised and a much more dangerous world.

Communal, giving and peaceable, it's an ethos that still resonates, particularly in an ever more atomised, bad-tempered world.

Our neighbourhoods have become more atomised – we are less likely to know our neighbours or live near our relatives.

"We've become more atomised as a society and people just want their house prices to rise," Almond says.

Without them, the rest of us would be even more atomised and work would dominate life even more strongly than it already does".

Communities became more atomised and deprivation more concentrated in 'sink neighbourhoods' that tend to have high levels of unemployment and incapacity benefit claimants.

Honeymoon finds Del Rey reverting, after the more atomised, individual characters of last year's Ultraviolence, to a composite persona closer to the dissolute subject of her Born to Die debut.

November 7, 2013 Hannah Fearn (@hannahfearn) RE food waste, part of the problem is that supermarkets have not kept pace with our more atomised ways of living.