Sentence examples similar to rise in workforce from inspiring English sources

However, we could also factor in the rise in the workforce living with mortgage debts.

Spain's social-security system has been boosted by a rise in the workforce, thanks to the arrival of almost 4m immigrants in the past seven years.

Digging a bit deeper into the latest labour market stats, released by the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday, it soon becomes obvious that the main factor behind the on-going rise in the workforce is the European Union.

I think given our rise in the workforce, we place a tremendous amount of stress on ourselves.

This included a 61,000 rise in the NHS workforce and 4,000 more in the armed forces.

A slight rise in the BME workforce, up to 12% from 10% over two years.

A look at what a study by Lawrence Katz (Harvard Economics) and Alan Krueger (Princeton Economics) found about the rise in the contingent workforce and alternative work arrangements in the U.S. over the past two decades.

One way to get a sense of the magnitude of knowledge workers' rise in the modern workforce is to look at changes in cost of goods sold (COGS) and selling, general, and administrative expenses (SG&A) at large companies.

Along with this growing understanding of the early years has been an increase in the number of young children participating in early childhood education and care services, due to the rise in women's workforce participation.

Dr Dewhurst said: "Reductions in the numbers of acute beds while medical admissions have continued to rise, in parallel with workforce shortages, have placed almost intolerable pressure on our doctors and nurses".

The global consulting firm Accenture says that there's a rise in the "extended workforce" with 20 to 33% of the U.S. employed calling themselves independent workers.