Sentence examples for spectrum of workers from inspiring English sources

"Unemployment is starting to shoot up in New York City, and it's affecting a spectrum of workers, both professionals and blue-collar," said James Parrott, the institute's chief economist and author of the report.

These vocational schools are the springboard for a broad spectrum of workers, from dental assistants and security guards to paramedics, putting consumers at risk if the graduates are not trained properly.

On Friday, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced that New York City and four suburban counties were eligible for disaster unemployment relief, which covers a broader spectrum of workers than regular unemployment benefits, including the self-employed like taxi drivers and street vendors as well as those who were unable to get to work.

This platform can be accessed in a multitude of ways, such as mobile phone or web browser [24], and provides the opportunity to engage a broad spectrum of workers [28].

Dr. Neidell was quick to point out that these results cannot be generalized from agricultural work to the full spectrum of outdoor workers, who make up 11.8 percent of the country's labor force.

After seeing this problem, the poverty fighting organization CARE strengthened the community's capacity to address maternal health risks by convening a broad spectrum of health workers to develop practical emergency obstetric protocols and provide training and resources to implement them.

In spite of their importance, none included specific measurable objectives in addressing the broader spectrum of healthcare workers.

In contrast to the cross-cutting competencies, not all terminal objectives were designed to be relevant to the full spectrum of healthcare workers.

In the spectrum of sex worker clients is a type of consumer sometimes known as "the hobbyist".

It's also unique in the spectrum of sex worker media representations because of the variety of people in the film - all are LGBTQ identified, three are women of color (one of whom is trans), and two are men.

Urban workers thus tended to reduce the spectrum of tasks kitchen workers performed to the simple act of chopping, defying the reality that migrant food workers perform a range of operations including interactive work.