Sentence examples for rural work force from inspiring English sources

Japanese farming is a picture of inefficiency, and the rural work force is graying.

If China's authoritarian leaders have deliberately steered the country's surplus rural work force into urban factories, Indian leaders have done little to promote job opportunities in cities for rural migrants.

Chongqing Municipality in Southwest China currently has the highest percentage of rural work force as rural-to-urban labor migrants (55.8%) among the provinces in China.

11 RCS outcomes and medical student rural career intent have been extensively evaluated and have traditionally focused on extrinsic outcome factors to predict rural work force outcomes.

This represents a large work force addressing rural health needs, but there is a growing concern that, similar to interns beginning residency, Mexican pasantes would provide higher quality and safer care if they were supervised, supported, and continued to receive education during the social service year (4, 5).

These findings concur with other recent qualitative studies of the importance of personnel management in rural work places in order to sustain a motivated work force and thereby provide high quality services.

China has 10 times the population of Japan, with more unemployed adults in rural areas than the entire American work force.

The American embassy estimates that no more than 0.2percentt of Cambodia's work force, which is largely rural, is unionized, most of it in garment factories.

Nearly a third of the work force is female, with rural women employed mostly in agriculture and urban women in services.

However, forcing young physicians into rural work can demoralize them.

The threat to rural tourism, which employs one-fourth of the work force in the Lake District, is considerable.