Sentence examples for rising labor force from inspiring English sources
"Rising labor force participation is a sign that more people are getting off the sidelines and starting to look for work".
What is more, rising labor costs and inflation are forcing many small- and medium-size factories to reduce costs.
Rising labor costs and increasing Chinese consumption.
The second is rising labor costs.
"Labor demand in the US is still slack and wages are eroding, whereas there are jobs in Mexico and wages are slowly rising as labor force growth there decelerates," said Douglas Massey, a professor of sociology and public affairs at Princeton University who is co-director of the Mexican Migration Project.
Although rising, their labor force participation and income lag behind of men in off-farm employment (Chan and Senser 1997; Solinger 1999; Maurer-Fazio 1999; Song and Jiggins 2000; Li 2001; De Brauw et al. 2002; Shi et al. 2007).
In tomorrow's report, a drop in unemployment accompanied by a rise in labor force participation would be an encouraging sign of further labor market progress.
The faster the rate of job creation, the quicker the drop in unemployment and the rise in labor force participation -- but job growth of 150,000 still represents progress toward maximum employment.
High economic growth will lead to a rise in labor force participation rates.
Nevertheless, even with this job growth from the HH survey, unemployment rose because the labor force expanded and enough people already in and newly entering the job market were jobless last month to send the rate up one-tenth, to 8.2%.
