Sentence examples for rise in work from inspiring English sources

The numbers reflect the rise in work for an industry that shed many skilled workers during the savage recession.

Others think the rise in work must somehow be related to inequality: as people at the top of the income ladder earn more money, each hour they work becomes more valuable.

Despite the overall rise in work hours, the amount of labor supplied by children was an impressive 27percentt lower for families that were initially squatting in neighborhoods that introduced title reform early.

Traditionally, philosophers do not perform systematic empirical observations or construct computational models, although there has been a recent rise in work in experimental philosophy.

The rise in work-related stress and an intense injustice of a work-life balance is not being addressed.

Delegates at the National Union of Teachers conference in Harrogate heard there had been a "meteoric" rise in work-related stress due to demands to meet government targets.

Sue McMahon, a delegate from Calderdale, West Yorkshire, said: "As a divisional secretary, I have seen a meteoric rise in work-related stress and on more than one occasion have had to support a member who has attempted suicide.

But given the rise in working poverty, we're in danger of creating a system that delivers the opposite of a "comprehensive policy of social progress".

The report said the consequences of a reduced work force would probably mean a rise in working children, particularly orphans whose parents have died or been incapacitated by AIDS.

First, the inexorable rise of in-work poverty.

While more women are on the rise, both in work and education, young men are experiencing a lag.