"young labor force" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a group of workers who are relatively young in age. Example: The company is looking to hire more employees to add to their young labor force, in order to bring fresh ideas and perspectives to the team.
China is not the only country in which a young labor force attracts global businesses and investors.
Tells about population changes in Japan for the past 20 years and the shortage of a young labor force.
With its large population and a young labor force, Indonesia is in the midst of a consumer spending boom that analysts say could continue for years.
If youth unemployment cannot be lowered, it could rob the United States of the benefits of having a relatively young labor force, Fishman argues.
As a recent college graduate, I would say that the analysis of the young labor force in "Youthful Attitudes, Sobering Realities" (Working section, Oct. 28) is correct.
"Asia has ample reason to be much more optimistic," says Clifford, citing a young labor force, rising productivity and a pervasive, collective desire to get ahead.
That's a little harder to quantify, but it turns out that an active (and probably younger) labor force is an excellent indicator.
Introducing a young foreign labor force that is cheaper than local Chinese workers may be a future solution.
We find that OLS estimates overestimate the effect of grandparental childcare on young mothers' labor force participation and are not significantly different from IV estimates.
Nonetheless, as acknowledged by the authors, they do not use any source of exogeneity to establish causal relationships between geographical proximity, grandparental childcare provision, and young mothers' labor force participation.
For example, if we do not take into account that career-oriented women are more likely to leave their hometown to take a job offer, making them also less able to use grandparents for childcare, OLS estimates will underestimate the effect of grandparental childcare on young mothers' labor force participation.
