Sentence examples for volatile workforce from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it is indicative of a volatile workforce and flags a policy priority to investigate and act upon the underlying causes behind health providers' expressed likelihood to quit their jobs.
One of the primary challenges, both in measuring whether we have enough nurses and whether they work where they're needed, and in figuring out how to retain them, is that the nursing workforce is relatively volatile.
Productivity growth has two components: a long-term trend (set by the quality of the workforce, the pace of capital investment and the speed of innovation) and more volatile short-term fluctuations driven by the business cycle.
Monthly figures can be notoriously volatile but the latest statistics also highlighted a more worrying fact: only 62.8% of the adult workforce participated in the jobs market in December, down 0.2 percentage points from the previous month.
And the attractiveness of U.S. higher education to foreign-born graduate students is notoriously volatile, subject to external events--such as Tiananmen Square or 11 September--that have nothing to do with the scientific workforce.
But raising wages could leave farmers short when the sometimes-volatile price of milk drops, Oconto Falls farmer Tim O'Harrow said at a forum on the future of the immigrant dairy workforce in Madison last month.
America's workforce grew.
VOLATILE, but going down.
