Sentence examples for workers of the future from inspiring English sources

Could fast-food workers feasibly become the dues-paying GM workers of the future?

In practice, economists say, workers of the future -- children and grandchildren of today's Medicare beneficiaries -- will have to pay much of the cost through higher taxes.

She enjoys passing her experience on to the youth workers of the future, saying: "When young people studying for their qualifications come out on placements and we work with them you can see the progress they make every year".

This reflects the evidence that local authorities are seeking workers capable of managing complex caseloads, but there is a real danger of not investing in young workers, who are the social workers of the future.

"Workers of the future will need to be highly adaptable and juggle three or more different roles at a time," says Anand Cheada-McGofan, henterpriseerprise new markets for General Assembly.

Rather its sequel heralds an opportunity to analyse the current situation through the eyes of Italian science's most important participants--the research workers of the future.

TOTAL RECALL Colin Farrell stars as a factory worker of the future whose virtual vacation goes hideously wrong in Len Wiseman's remake of the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle.

Colin Farrell is the factory worker of the future who tries to escape his mundane existence by buying the memories of a professional spy, but instead finds himself caught up in what might be a real-world rebellion.

Farrell is Doug Quaid, blue-collar factory worker of the future and self-described "nobody", who one day pays to have false memories drilled into his brain in order to relieve the drabness of his life.

This echoes the discussion of "managed serendipity" in last year's business bestseller, "The Power of Pull", in which John Hagel and John Seely Brown argued that the successful worker of the future will live in clusters of talented, open-minded people and spend a lot of time going to thought-provoking conferences.

Should we invite him in for some coffee and finger sandwiches or do you think he'd try to kill us?" Designed with the mobile field worker of the future in mind, Motorola's second-generation Kopin Golden-i wearable computer concept features a head mounted display with an 800×600 resolution that's meant to replicate a 15-inch screen.