Sentence examples for workers has slowed from inspiring English sources

Because growth in the supply of skilled workers has slowed, their wages have grown relative to those of the unskilled.

Now it is falling, both because the productivity surge is fading and because the supply of workers has slowed (see article).

The campaign to eradicate the virus in Pakistan has had some recent success, with new cases down last year, but violence against vaccination workers has slowed the effort.

Earnings growth for Britain's workers has slowed, undermining George Osborne's hopes of stoking up the feelgood factor in the runup to May's elections.

He said the time he took to train the temporary workers had slowed the project and led to disputes with the company, which finally terminated his contract.

While many cities, particularly Kabul, bustle with new life and construction, fighting and Taliban attacks on aid workers have slowed reconstruction in the countryside, according to Western officials.

But figures from the Office for National Statistics ONSS) revealed the claimant count in October jumped by its highest number since May, and analysts warned that the rate at which employers were taking on new workers had slowed dramatically.

A recent evaluation [ 6] suggests health worker migration has slowed since implementation of the EHRP: 16 nurses emigrated in 2009 compared with 108 in 2003.

New York is among dozens of states that have sought to reduce pension benefits to workers as the economy has slowed the growth of tax revenues and the size of pension-fund assets.

Packers have cut worker hours, and picking has slowed or stopped.

Thanks to strong productivity growth and fairly modest pay rises, the cost of workers relative to their output has slowed, rising only 0.3% over the past year, even as the jobless rate has fallen to 4.6%.