Sentence examples for smaller labor pool from inspiring English sources

Births have slowed so sharply that researchers note that future economic growth could be stunted by a smaller labor pool.

A result will be a smaller labor pool and a quickly aging population, said Miroslav Macura, the chief of the population unit that prepared the report.

In addition, companies are adjusting to a smaller labor pool by paying existing workers overtime, emphasizing bonuses and other benefits and hiring senior citizens and teenagers to fill jobs once held largely by working-age adults, the Fed reported.

Advantages: An English-speaking, talented labor pool, though smaller than in India; good infrastructure; low taxation.

Wages rose in many parts of Europe as the labor pool became smaller, and living standards in the poorer countries of Europe like Ireland and Norway gradually rose.

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The question is whether the growth in retirees as the baby boomers age can be met by a smaller workforce with a low participation rate in the labor pool.

Disparate impact occurs if the proportion of protected-category applicants who are hired is smaller than their proportion in the relevant labor pool.

The labor pool in quantum computing is even smaller.

Small firms are not able to compete for the same labor pool without offering higher compensation and therefore tend to hire people from tier II educational institutions.

They note that the number of high-tech factories that have opened is relatively small, and say Mexico's poor education system cannot fill a labor pool large enough for highly skilled jobs.