Sentence examples for output of workers from inspiring English sources
A separate, revised report from the Labor Department today showed that the hourly output of workers outside agriculture rose 0.8percentt in the fourth quarter, a turnaround from the decline of 0.2percentt previously reported.
Instead of employing housemaids and cooks, for instance, busy householders buy the output of workers chopping and bagging salads and cooking ready meals.Even the most apparently anachronistic of servants, butlers and valets, survive, though with the same shift from living-in to self-employment.
It says that the prime culprit is the UK's hard-to-explain woeful productivity performance - lacklustre rises in the output of workers - which has meant that significant wage rises have been unaffordable.
One dimension describes the economic aspects related to the output of workers such as in terms of loss of productivity due to sick leave and associated costs.
This takes some of the lengthy and mentally taxing aspects of a job out of a worker's hands and into his sights, essentially "augmenting" the output of the workers themselves (which, of course, is the only way to maintain a value proposition to businesses and industries).
If you can believe it, workers in these countries still come very close to, and in several cases exceed, the productive output of American workers.
What lifts an economy is the output of its workers.
Mr Davenport puts his finger on one of the key problems: measuring the output of knowledge workers.
Back then, much of the improvement was coming from huge corporate investments in technology, which greatly increased the output of individual workers.
After the boom of the late 1990's, which was fueled by investments in technology to help make productivity more efficient, this measure of the output of American workers was bound to decline, economists said.
Unless the output of those workers rises fast enough to offset the decline in their numbers, GDP will inevitably shrink; some predict Japan's output will be smaller than Indonesia's by the middle of this century.
