Sentence examples for proportion of employed from inspiring English sources

In each case the explanatory variable is the proportion of employed individuals in a one digit industry who self identify as recruiting self-employed.

The proportion of employed non-Indigenous people rose slightly in the same time from 75%to75.6%6%.

Mother Jones has noted that the proportion of employed people working 50 or more hours weekly has skyrocketed since 1977 (with the exception of low-income men).

The proportion of employed foreign-born men in Britain was above the OECD average in 2009-10; immigrants were hardly different from their native counterparts.

Labour force totals have remained high on the continent because of the increasing proportion of employed women as well as the influx of large numbers of workers from outside Europe.

All this is not to hold up the US recovery as an example; it is disgraceful that we have fewer people employed than we did six years ago, and a lower proportion of employed workers than we had at any time going back to the 1980s.

Table  1 also reports the proportions of employed women in each occupational group in 2010.

The proportions of employed men and women in our sample were lower than in the general population according to the 2001 census, so the findings will tend to under-represent the views of employed people, especially men.

The sociodemographic characteristics of the cohort families also mirrors those of the general Western Australian population, except for a lower proportion of fathers employed in managerial positions and a higher proportion of fathers employed in professional positions [ 36].

In fact, France has a high proportion of women employed outside the home: in 1990, 72% of the women ages 25 to 54 years were employed in France compared to 60% in Germany (46).

Montreal now has the world's second-highest proportion of people employed in creative industries (after London).