Sentence examples for trend of workers from inspiring English sources

The second scenario describes a growing trend of workers who are redefining what it means to be productive during any given day.

The Times called the Fed a "crucial player" in efforts to undo the decades-long trend of worker wages not growing in sync with the broader economy.

But this cannot continue indefinitely: over time, population growth is the best gauge of the trend supply of workers.

While that decrease actually reflected the more ominous trend of unemployed workers dropping out of the labor force, the headline decline in the unemployment rate and payroll job losses raised expectations that the economy was turning around.

In addition there is a trend of health workers leaving the church-run health facilities.

Both methods extend the age-correction values to age 75 years to address the trend of older workers remaining longer in the workforce.

And a unique culture of rank-and-file organising means rail unions have bucked the trend of declining worker influence.

Sociologists and other academics see the deaths as extreme signals of a more pervasive trend: a generation of workers rejecting the regimented hardships their predecessors endured as the cheap labor army behind China's economic miracle.

"But even looking at candidates going out for similar job titles, we're still seeing these same trends" of tech workers beyond the age of 45 paying a price for, well, aging.

The leadership style used in health facilities can influence the absence trends of health workers.

In summary, the current OSHA age-correction tables should be replaced with more relevant hearing thresholds that extend up to age 75 years to reflect the current trends of older workers in the workforce.