Sentence examples for workers per year from inspiring English sources

The incidence rate of hand injuries studied in seven manufacturing environments around the world ranged from 4 to 11 per 100 workers per year.

But Mr. Raynor said that the two unions separately organized more workers per year before the merger than after, and that the unions' cultures have proved vastly different.

The injury rate for teenagers -- 4.9 injuries per 100 workers per year -- is almost twice that for adults, even though many hazardous jobs are barred to teenagers.

The group referred to the H-2B visa program used by employers to hire seasonal immigrant workers and capped at 66,000 workers per year.

Real earnings declined last year and are unlikely to experience rapid growth soon.The growing health and education sectors, with highly specific skills requirements, can absorb only so many workers per year, and no other sector promises consistent employment growth.

Herbert Hoover; but Franklin D. Roosevelt made a more aggressive effort with such projects as the Works Progress Administration WPAA), which carried on its payroll an average of more than 2,000,000 workers per year from 1935 to 1941.

High tech firms and the staffing agencies who help job seekers come to the U.S. are still getting around the 85,000 workers-per-year cap through a "H1B cap-exempt" workaround.

Now I claim that we can have an equilibrium in this society in which there are good and bad workers; in which good workers cost per year is less than bad workers cost per year of getting, in this case, an MBA we could do the same for undergraduate education but let's focus on the MBA for now.

All told, the contribution, now $6,700 per worker per year, will rise by $4,000 per worker.

The thought makes United's workers, especially pilots, shudder too, because the maximum payout is $44,400 per worker per year.

The average price equivalent of migration barriers in this setting, for low-skill males, is greater than $13,700 per worker per year.