Sentences with phrase «economy work where»

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Conversely, an economy where people are optimistic they can find work could have a deceptively high rate of unemployment.

A government of experts is not to be excluded either, especially if experts are clean, competent and working on an agenda that gives some hope of better government and improving economy in a country where the unemployment rate just hit an appalling 11.7 percent in January.

Mark Schankerman, a professor at the London School of Economics, who first met Spangenberg after he donated some of his patent fortune to fund work in entrepreneurship at the London school, said patent trolls and their lawyers play a role in limiting the patent economy, especially in cases where they are demanding too much for IP — «the «holdups,» as he called them.

Do you see any evidence of the advanced economies doing anything to prepare for a society where less work is available due to automation?

In the future of work, diversity will not be an option, but an imperative to sustain in our global, fast paced economy, where never just one person owns and knows the truth.

«We want to step back and allow capital, all forms of capital, intellectual capital, working capital, and human capital to flow, to where it can best be leveraged and in doing so, help lift and transform the global economy.»

Formed from the merger of the Canadian operations of Now Prepay, where DeMarchi worked, and Cook's Ezipin, Payment Source is thriving in a space that has emerged with the growth of the digital economy and e-commerce.

«The chances of economic growth slowing a lot in an environment where the federal government is literally putting a lot more money to work in the economy is pretty low.»

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Another way that the current crisis hurts those at the bottom of the economic ladder was revealed in a conversation with Lucy Luna, a United Food and Commercial Workers union organizer among immigrant farm workers in the Fraser Valley, who notes that the reduced value of the Canadian dollar means that the remittances sent home to Mexico by the «guest workers» shipped to Canada under a federal temporary work permit program are now nearly cut in half in value by the time they reach Mexico, where the economy is geared to the U.S. dollar.

So this all becomes a very interesting view of the world: once we get to that level, contracts become like rudimentary AIs working on your behalf, [and] we begin to enter into the collaborative economy where true peer - to - peer nature can emerge.

An independent journalist, researcher and writer, my work roams across the nexus where ecology, technology, political economy and sociology intersect and overlap.

From New York, where solar workers are saving their neighbors approximately $ 11 million per year through solar, to Arizona, where solar customers are saving approximately $ 13 million, Americans working in the solar industry are having a real impact on our nation's economy.

By working together closely in promoting the Swiss economy, we actively contribute to a business environment where the best ideas succeed.

We've transformed from cities where machines once hummed and large portions of the population worked for Kodak, Xerox, and Bethlehem Steel in Lackawanna, to cities where technology, medicine, packaging and software development are the drivers of our economy.

«A growing shortage of highly skilled labour is becoming desperate, threatening our ability to keep up in a global, knowledge - based economy... Our Employment Insurance Program perpetuates regional disparity and discourages Canadians from relocating to where work is available.»

As I said earlier, you can not have a fair society unless you have an economy which is growing, where people can get work, earn their own money, look after themselves and their families.

Because the whole gay thing is big diversion from this economy where 24 million people have lost all hope of finding work.

Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, recently issued a call to the Church of England that speaks to this challenge; «We have to ask whether we are capable of moving towards a more «mixed economy» — recognizing church where it appears and having the willingness and the skill to work with it.

If a theology of work or paid employment can not be directly inferred from Jesus» casual observations on the economy of a peasant society, where can we turn for assistance?

Corporate America has shown how much they care about the American workers, they have downsized them to the point where they now do the work of two people, multi tasking out of their minds, while the CEO's continue to get Bonus money and raises, not making any sacrifices what so ever, and some how its the working classes fault the economy is the way it is?

Spoken like someone who has never had to look for work to support her two kids or pay her rent in an economy where there are at least 200 people applying for every part time, minimum wage job.

This approach characterizes our work in the Amazon, where we work with a wide range of communities and partners to cultivate a sustainable forest economy.

«Increasing capacity from grape to glass and investing in state - of - the - art technology is a wise investment that is not only good for Constellation Brands, but good for the local economies where we live and work.»

And in terms of the behavior modification, it's often a really good way to reduce power struggles, when your child feels like he is working for something, and working for something doesn't have to be a toy, doesn't have to be something really expensive, it can be positive praise, it could be that they are working special time with you, special activity, we can do a token economy system which is usually the most well known behavior modification intervention, where your child can earn tickets or stickers or poker chips, and sometimes you may want to attach a reward menu to that, so they know that, «Oh, if I can save ten chips I can get this, if I can save 20 chips I can get this».

I don't want some sort of homogenous economy where we're all «equal» in all things, we need to understand, and work towards, the principle of Comparative Advantage, and ensure everyone gets the chance to make a living doing what they're best at.

This would of course be the same «payment by results» model that works so well in banking, where Fred Goodwin received millions of pounds for almost destroying the entire UK economy due to his follies as head of RBS?

Where Jon Cruddas had spoken of a crusade for «national renewal», Miliband offered «an economy that works for working people» — the kind of labourist slogan that hasn't resonated with voters since 1974.

Employers have been allowed to keep hammering down wages and this is where we find ourselves: a consumer economy in which people can't afford to buy, a private sector subsidised by tax credits to the cost of the national economy and the moral catastrophe of people working and in poverty.

We work to build a new economy where people really take control.

They should look to challenge the free - market orthodoxies that led to the current crisis, and which leave people enslaved in an economy where materialism dictates ever longer hours worked in order that people can acquire more «stuff», even though it doesn't make them any happier.

So, as a human society, where so much of the emphasis has been on preparing and improving the productivity of the workforce, and people's lives center around the labor they contribute to economies, what do you do when you don't NEED everyone to work?

Although «clearly a disagreement» between the Welsh and the UK Governments over the best way forward for the economy, he said, there will be areas where they can work together.

Mr Mahama who was sharing some of the things that led to his loss in the 2016 elections added that he had managed the economy and «I knew what the economy could give the people and I told the people the truth that we need more hard work to be able to get out of where we are; my opponent promised heaven and you have the constraints of not being able to promise all the rosy things he was doing».

Providers of government «work programmes» will be paid by results, but in a recession, where the economy is stagnant, the public sector is shedding staff and 20 % of young people are unemployed, it's hard to see where the millions of extra jobs that will be needed to deliver these «results» are going to come from.

In addition, he stressed the importance of European cooperation in boosting the UK's economy, saying: «BMW's relationship with Oxford and the UK reminds us that Britain works best as part of a strong European union where all of us work together.»

When satire did not work, the next week November 11, 2015, I returned to explicit economic advisory in «Reversing Economic Slowdown» where I noted that «I have been loud in warning about the dangers of allowing the economy slide into recession and the imperative of policy to prevent that eventuality, on social media, in my Businessday column and in discussions on Channels Television and CNBC Africa, but the sense I get is that many are yet in denial about the reality of our economic conditions».

Far from viewing people from these coalfield areas, such as in Barnsley where I represent, as ordinary, decent, hard - working people employed in a valuable and vital part of our economy, they presented the striking miners as dangerous «revolutionaries» to be defeated.

In other changes, another former NEC chair and former general secretary of the Fabian Society, Baroness Hayter, joins the Cabinet Office team and, with Lord Tunnicliffe, the team covering business, innovation and skills, where Labour said it would focus work on its concerns about jobs and growth in the economy.

London First wants the cap to be scrapped and replaced with the former points system, where would - be immigrants from outside the European Union (EU) who want to work in Britain are awarded points based on their skills and the needs of the economy.

In Geddy Sveikauskas» recent column about the economy around Ulster County and the Mid-Hudson Valley, he describes some interesting trends regarding the demographics on where residents from the cities of Hudson and Kingston commute to work.

I look forward to partnering with Senator Gillibrand and President Obama in Washington on behalf of working families all across the 20th District, where I will fight to create jobs, provide middle class tax relief, and offer new ways to meet our most pressing challenges, so we can turn our economy around.»

Others agree that the cannabis industry offers possibilities for scientists at all levels of training — which is particularly appealing given the current economy, «where we don't see a lot of growth in jobs for chemists,» says Ezra Pryor, a chemist who works for processing equipment manufacturer Heidolph North America, selling to companies in the cannabis industry.

On the other hand, I work in a country like China, where it is very hard yet for the political system to truly to take the gutsy changes they need to deal with something that's going to eat up their economy.

Health and economies would suffer, especially in regions where people work outside and have little access to air conditioning.

The work found that the most cost effective strategy for the tourism industry to meet the United Nations» recommended targets of reducing carbon emissions, includes a combination of strategic energy saving and renewable energy initiatives within the industry and buying carbon offsets from other parts of the global economy where emission reductions can be done at less cost.

And then there's the «informal» economy where work in progress is reported.

So, it's very important for politicians to understand the importance of science and technology, not because it's a good thing to talk about, but especially in an age of today where we are in a globalized economy, where competition is — I tell my students, if you can not work hard, by the time they will graduate, the jobs will be taken away — you have to constantly work hard and think creatively and engage yourselves in a way, in a globalized economy.

«I dream of a balanced and equitable world; where man works in harmony with Mother Earth; where the economy is not an enemy of the planet; and where people value this beautiful planet.»

Last Train Home Where: Red Vic Movie House, 1727 Haight St., 415-668-3994 When: Jan. 23 - 24 Why: It's an annual tradition created by accelerated modernization, an expanding economy and the world's largest populace: Each year, 130 million Chinese peasants, displaced from their villages to work in urban factories, crowd train stations to return home for the New Year.