Sentence examples for workers delaying from inspiring English sources

In some states the surpluses may reflect an improving economy, but in many they are the result of the tough steps taken during the downturn, which included making deep cuts to services; furloughing, laying off and reducing the benefits of workers; delaying repairs to roads and bridges; and raising taxes.

In our 2009 book, "Reconsidering Retirement," we show that retirement rates began falling in 1994 as workers delayed retirement in response to changes in Social Security and pensions.

But they also harbor some of the deepest fears of unemployment, which will only be worsened when older workers delay retirement.

That walkout had little effect on most customers, although union officials said a lack of workers delayed repairs at an electrical substation in the garment district that was knocked out by a water main break.

The lack of good jobs at good pay, combined with high student debt loads, means a slower economy for a long time to come, as underemployed and indebted workers delay starting families and buying homes.

Born between 1965 and 1979, they continue to find boomers blocking their way to the top as older workers delay retirement.

Recessions are known as period of increasing uncertainty, and both firms and workers become more cautious during economic downturns: firms delay major investments and new hiring, and workers delay changing jobs or quitting without a new job in hand; see Bloom (2009).

A strike amongst railway workers delayed the deliveries of steelwork for the new roof but spectators were still able to use the stand in time for Burnley's first home league game of the 1911 12 season.

Indeed, the latter constraint may explain why isolated workers delayed ovarian development even when away from the influence of the queen [24].

Research subsequently showed that syndromic intervention by credible but poorly trained volunteer workers delayed parental health seeking for effective curative care [ 2].

If every worker delayed retirement by five years, they would not only have more income for later years, but their income and payroll taxes would begin to fill the funding gap for Social Security, according to the Urban Institute.