Sentence examples for shrinking work from inspiring English sources

In wealthy areas, private conservancies have taken up the slack left by the shrinking work force.

The worry is that aging populations will put an unbearable burden on shrinking work forces.

Birth practices are always specific to a culture, but in this case culture may be preventing Japan from addressing its economy's largest structural problem: a shrinking work force.

The new push, which aims to tackle growing worries about the country's shrinking work force and aging population, is the most public effort yet to counter a policy that is considered both a tremendous success and a terrible failure.

And how does Japan deal with its huge fiscal deficit and still-weak banks, which will probably require more taxes from an aging, shrinking work force to sort out?

There are fewer fruits of economic growth to redistribute, globalization continues to exert downward pressure on wages and working conditions in developed countries, and the demographics of aging societies with shrinking work forces make welfare benefits and pensions ever harder to sustain.

Unions need to become more like guilds – guarantors of skills and fair wages – than confrontational representatives of a shrinking working class.

He said it was unlikely that incentives to encourage private investment would fully offset the effects of deleveraging and a shrinking working population.

While Bernie Sanders is sounding an alarm about the country's shrinking and increasingly anonymous working class, there is a similarly shrinking working class on television, where characters, far from the glamorous cities, might be seen living lives of decidedly unquiet desperation.

The process of shrinking works only with living tissue, which is why, to prepare for the procedure, an enema is administered, all hair is shaved off, and all fillings removed from teeth.

In his vocabulary, to be at the sharp end of modern capitalism is to be a member of the precariat: a split-off from the shrinking working class, and one which is growing in size, though not yet in influence.