Sentence examples for shift of employment from inspiring English sources

He hopes for a mighty shift of employment away from agriculture.

This measure is more relevant for this study because it not only captures the shift of employment from one sector/industry to another (employment share), but also captures the effects of change in demand, trade and innovation pattern.

Furthermore, labour productivity is also affected by the structural change which is defined by a shift of employment from the low sector to the high sector (Van Ark 1995).

Moreover, from Table 5, it is clear that the shift of employment goes from the middle to the top: of the 7.1% of the employment shares lost in the middle, 6.8% go to the top and 0.42% to the bottom occupations.

What is disconcerting is the very slow shift of employment from agricultural sector to non-agricultural sector.

The measure of weighted productivity at the country level controls the sectoral shifts of employment not only at the industry and regional levels but also at the country level.

In this case, a short-term analysis finding an employment increase in the period when a credit was enacted could reflect shifting of employment from the previous period to the current period, without any implication that on net more jobs were created.

Andrew Tilton, an economist at Goldman Sachs, said the index should be a very useful tool, given the shift of many employment ads to the Internet.

If anything the difficulties I encountered during that time have made me more resilient and better able to navigate the shifting landscape of employment within higher education.

Mobility is an economic asset: it leads to better matches between workers and jobs and helps America absorb economic shocks as people shift in search of employment.

Commentators such as Philip Landau, an employment law solicitor, have said that there is unlikely to be a major shift in terms of employment rights and that most EU laws in the area would be retained.