Sentence examples for rates of workforce from inspiring English sources

My Sunday column on America's declining rates of workforce participation raised a provocative issue without addressing all the possible objections to my claim that this is something we should be concerned about.

The higher premature mortality cost in males than females reflects higher wages and rates of workforce participation.

The personal and social implications of lower rates of workforce participation in this group need to be further explored.

Total lost productivity costs due to market activities were 1.65 times higher in males than females, due to higher wages and higher rates of workforce participation.

To predict future VISION 2020 indicator achievement, national programmes need to monitor not only training programme graduate rates, but also rates of national workforce exit and how, when combined, these rates compare to growth in the general population in need of ophthalmic services.

In the UK, our top bosses last year took home on average £4.7m or 120 times the rate of their workforce in FTSE 100 companies.

The respondents in our study were not frontline health care practitioners, which may provide a partial explanation for their low rating of these workforce issues.

"Evidence from Europe suggests that where governments support the cost of childcare, countries have higher rates of women's workforce participation," said Yassine Fall, chief of the Economic Empowerment section at UN Women, the intergovernmental women's agency.

The key forecasting variables are training enrolment, graduation rates, public sector entry rates for graduates, and attrition of workforce staff.

However, we do not think that female workforce participation alone could explain the differences in ECEC participation, since the other four countries showed widely varying ECEC participation rates despite very similar rates of women in the workforce (ranging from an average of 68.5 69.6% across the study years; OECD database).

Therefore, it is unlikely that increased rates of obesity in this workforce were due to decreasing smoking rates.