Sentence examples for pool of willing workers from inspiring English sources

Since the recovery started, many economists have noted that there has been a rise in the number of self-employed and part-time workers, who have boosted Britain's pool of willing workers.

Perhaps in part because of the valley's poverty and swelling pool of willing workers, the relocation program has not met the sort of intense resistance encountered by big cities that have tried to push people off welfare rolls.

The result is depressed incomes and a depressed economy, with millions of willing workers unable to find jobs.

As the number of willing workers declines, factories have no choice but to offer them a better deal.

So an increased supply of willing workers pushed unemployment up hardly at all, despite weak overall demand.

Just as imports to the U.S. slow when the economy is sagging, so does the influx of willing workers.

Union bosses are competing for a shrinking pool of workers willing to pay subscription fees.

In 1988, a clampdown on hiring undocumented immigrants shrank the pool of workers willing to flip burgers for $3.35 an hour, then the minimum wage.

That creates a pool of willing test subjects.

Our military would have a new pool of willing recruits.

Demand would fall short of supply, leaving willing workers on the shelf.