Sentence examples for workers difficulties from inspiring English sources

The main contribution is demonstrating empirically that since older workers' difficulties are related to their age, while for younger individuals the difficulties are more related to the business cycle, policy makers must devise different programs to address unemployment among young and older individuals.

Mathole et al. [ 27] and Walker and Gilson [ 28], for example, assessed the implementation of policy changes in Zimbabwe and South Africa and illustrated health workers' difficulties in handling the changes due to resource shortages and poor policy implementation.

Two alternative explanations exist for the absence of significant oscillation pattern in young harvester ant nest workers – difficulty in assaying significant changes in mRNA levels due to lower overall amounts of mRNA compared to foragers, or arrhythmicity among pooled individuals (the clocks of nest workers are operational, but not synchronized to other individuals).

The accord was the biggest test for the Teamsters' president, James P. Hoffa, and gives solid gains to the union at a time when organized labor and millions of workers face difficulties.

The company had already said earlier in the year that it would reduce its white-collar work force by 5,000 workers, and difficulties in the car rental industry related to the slump in air travel have sharply cut profits at Hertz, a Ford unit.

I find evidence that low-educated workers have difficulties to obtain a pension by the age of 65 and even by age 70.

Some of the health workers experienced difficulties in the process of using the RDT kits.

Health workers face difficulties in compromising between delivering a good service and protecting themselves from contracting HIV.

Health workers experience difficulties with coding and death certificate completion, and with the misclassification of maternal vs. non-maternal deaths, as well as specific causes.

It appeared only that younger workers had difficulties in describing factors that would motivate them to prolong their working life, as "it is such a long way off".

District health managers and health workers perceived difficulties in implementing this policy because of the lack of clarity on some topics in the guidelines.