Sentence examples for workers more likely from inspiring English sources

But even so, the types of workers more likely to take part might somehow differ in subtle ways from those who don't.

But the voters we lost in large numbers were predominantly lower-income skilled and semi-skilled workers, more likely to live in public housing – the kind of voters we lost to Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s.

Low-wage workers, more likely to be paid hourly and work at the whim of their employers, have fared worse in the recovery than those at the top of the income scale — in New York City the bottom 20 percent lost $463 in annual income from 2010 to 2011, in contrast to a gain of almost $2,000 for the top quintile.

Once equipped with a fully calibrated quantitative model, we are in a position to explore the extension of voluntary non-search behavior and the type of workers more likely to be involved in it.

The scheme has been credited with making sex workers more likely to report those who prey upon them to the police, and has reduced complaints from fed-up residents.

Moreover, asthma and other respiratory diseases rendered workers more likely to change work due to respiratory problems.

Further, union membership makes an individual worker more likely to file WC claims [ 28] but none of the nursing homes that we surveyed was unionized.

We anticipate that the temporary workers or seasonal workers are more likely to pick up flexible low-skilled jobs, e.g. assistants in construction work or as agricultural workers.

Compared with other paid workers, self-employed workers were more likely to work over 49 h/week (30% vs 21%).

Where workers perceived injustice, workers were more likely to be demotivated and it affected their response to client health care needs.

People responsible for hiring workers are more likely to hire workers of the same ethnicity and most staff-hiring workers are natives (Åslund et al 2014).