Sentence examples for rate of workers from inspiring English sources

The jobless rate of workers with college degrees is still substantially higher than before the recession.

Tells about the dangerous conditions in asbestos plants & cites studies done on the mortality rate of workers in such plants.

On the surface this sounds like a fantastic statistic; however, it does not take into consideration the fact that we have among the highest rate of workers on minimum wage across the whole of Britain.

In 2015, meat, poultry, and fish cutters, repeating similar motions more than fifteen thousand times a day, experienced carpal-tunnel syndrome at nearly twenty times the rate of workers in other industries.

Most directors accumulate pension rights at twice the rate of workers, with the result they can gain a pension worth two-thirds of their final salary after 20 years of service rather than the standard 40 years.

For example, he claimed the puny 50 per cent top rate of tax would drive 9,000 City workers to Switzerland: in fact, the rate of workers leaving has fallen by 9 per cent.

Princeton economist Henry Farber studied the rate of worker displacement from 1981 to 2004.

France's celebrated high rate of worker productivity is cruelly produced on the backs of its unemployed masses.

In the United States, the Labor Department revised higher the annual rate of worker productivity in the third quarter to 2.3 percent on Wednesday.

To begin with, a slowdown in economic growth would set off a decline in the growth rate of worker productivity, measured by the value of output for each hour worked.

The rate of worker absences has steadily climbed in recent days and reached a whopping 10percentt on Sunday, up from 3.1percentt on the corresponding Sunday last year, the agency said Monday in a press release.