If the formal sector is larger than the informal sector, the unemployment rates for both manual and highly educated workers are augmented.
The Irish and Central and South American immigrant population of domestic workers was augmented by those from the Philippines, China, Ireland, or Poland.
Most interns do not take the place of salaried workers; they augment staff.
The office also accepted $14 million in Sanitation Department contracts for heavy equipment and for workers to augment the agency and provide replacement disposal capacity, the spokesman said.
Additionally, the F.A.A. said yesterday that it was hiring and training several hundred temporary security workers to augment its force of about 850 airport security agents, about half of whom are deployed at check-in areas.
Rhode Island's 15 hospitals, meanwhile, activated internal Code 99's, to begin recalling evening shift workers to augment the night shift, and they got emergency departments and intensive care units ready to receive the injured.
The BLS could echo such efforts, emphasizing in their survey instructions the responsibility to record injuries among temporary workers and augmenting the survey forms to ease the reporting of these incidents.
Having more capital stock available per worker augments productivity and improves long-run economic growth, leading to more jobs and a higher standard of living for those workers.
At the Ambassador Bridge and the tunnel linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, two busy crossings, American customs and immigration workers have been augmented by the National Guard and local police officers from southern Michigan, increasing the rate of inspections and spot checks.
To examine the effect of a community health worker (CHW) intervention, augmented by tailored text messages, on adherence to hydroxyurea therapy in youths with sickle cell disease, as well as on generic and disease-specific health-related quality of life (HrQL) and youth-parent self-management responsibility concordance.
