Sentence examples for workers flows from inspiring English sources

Another identity amongst the employment dynamics measures we analyze is that linking gross workers flows and job-to-job flows.

However, such empirical work would require comparable micro data set to analyse the cyclical behaviour of workers flows and labour turnover, and how these flows relate to aggregate unemployment levels given the labour market institutions in place in each country.

It is immediately obvious that the hires and separations rates have declined between 1998:Q2 and 2010 Q4 within every growth interval, which reflects a decline in churn.14 However, this relationship between job flows and workers flows in Figure 5 is mechanical, and understanding the economic forces that are driving the declining hires and separations rates remains an open area for research.

For 20 years, there would still be workers flowing into the labor force.

"People like to think that workers flow freely across sectors, but in reality, they don't," Autor says.

Like the unemployed Chinese factory workers flowing en masse back to their villages, artists in today's economy need somewhere to flee.

For years similar or identical complaints from Wells Fargo workers flowed in to the bank's internal ethics hotline, its human resources department, and individual managers and supervisors.

Social Security is essentially a pay-as-you-go system, with payroll taxes from workers flowing back out to retirees, survivors and the disabled.

The catalysts for the Arizona law are the huge number of undocumented workers flowing into that state in recent years, and some highly publicized crimes, including the murder of a rancher near the border.

Scarf-wrapped tourists head towards Angkor Wat and the surrounding complex of temples; hotel staff and construction workers flow the other way, into the boom town that is Siem Reap, 15 minutes from the ancient wats (Buddhist monasteries) along a jungle-fringed road.

The new working class in China has led to a huge number of migrant workers flowing from rural to urban areas, often employed in non-state sectors.