Sentence examples for workforce earning from inspiring English sources

Jack Seale With almost half the British workforce earning less than £20,000 a year, it's time for some serious questions.

Likewise, students who exit a community college with an associate's degree still get a significant boost in the workforce, earning an average of $10,800 more than workers with only a high school diploma or GED, according to U.S. Census data.

Traditional gender socialisation for women born in the 1920s-40s [ 10] positioned them in the home rearing families (rather than in the workforce earning money and managing household finances, except during war time) and men as financial providers through paid employment [ 11].

A strong national minimum wage is something to be proud of, but a fairly paid, productive workforce earning enough to live on will be something to shout about.

The researchers looked at public assistance received by workers in specific industries, finding the biggest impact in food services, which had 74percentt of its workforce earning under $15 an hour, and 44percentt of those employees reporting they or a family member received some form of public assistance.

One-quarter of the workforce earns less than the poverty level for a family of four.

In India, some 35 million people (7.3 percent of the workforce) earn their living in the unorganized retail sector.

Despite a per head income of close to $20,000, a third of the native Bahraini workforce earns less than $600 a month.

In a country where half the workforce earns less than 70 pesos ($7.10) a day, a little learning can lead a long way out of the poverty trap.

Each person in the 43-strong workforce earns £405 a month, more than double the previous salary, and the staff jointly make decisions at weekly assemblies.

Women, who make up more than 70percentt of the nonprofit workforce, earn significantly less: those who are fund-raisers make an average $66,626, compared with $85,848 for men.