Sentences with phrase «economy workers in an industry»

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But as the economy has recovered, and in particular as the technology sector has roared ahead of other industries, its need for hiring specialty workers has brought the problem into starker definition.

The two unions represent over 300,000 workers in industries that run the gamut of Canada's economy, from carmaking to fisheries, phones, TV stations, casinos, retailers, life insurance, even freelance writers.

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.

If (when the economy improves even more) the construction and hospitality industries have trouble getting labor, they can hire from our current population (both the native and the foreign - born) rather than bring in guest workers.

The U.S. food, beverage and consumer packaged goods industry has facilities in 30,000 communities, generates $ 1 trillion in sales annually, contributes $ 415 billion in added value to the economy every year and is the single largest U.S. manufacturing industry with 1.7 million manufacturing workers.

The food, beverage and consumer packaged goods industry in the United States generates sales of $ 2.1 trillion annually, employs 14 million workers and contributes $ 1 trillion in added value to the economy every year.

Not such a good thing for the state of our economy, for individual workers, or for industry in general.

In an attempt to polish coal's tarnished image, the industry has launched a series of ads and other PR efforts (to the tune of «Jingle Bells»): Frosty the coal man is a jolly happy soul He's abundant here in America and he helps our economy roll Frosty the coal man's getting cleaner every day He's affordable and adorable and helps workers keep their pay Beyond caroling coal available online (isn't a lump of coal at Christmas traditionally a bad thingIn an attempt to polish coal's tarnished image, the industry has launched a series of ads and other PR efforts (to the tune of «Jingle Bells»): Frosty the coal man is a jolly happy soul He's abundant here in America and he helps our economy roll Frosty the coal man's getting cleaner every day He's affordable and adorable and helps workers keep their pay Beyond caroling coal available online (isn't a lump of coal at Christmas traditionally a bad thingin America and he helps our economy roll Frosty the coal man's getting cleaner every day He's affordable and adorable and helps workers keep their pay Beyond caroling coal available online (isn't a lump of coal at Christmas traditionally a bad thing?)

The modern economy has left behind the nearly two - thirds of workers without a college degree.5 Over the past 50 years, job creation has mainly been in industries such as health care; business and financial services; education; and government services, where a large proportion of jobs require some postsecondary training or college degrees.6 Meanwhile, the share of jobs in industries that historically have not required any postsecondary training has shrunk dramatically.

How current trends in the retail industry could affect consumers, workers, and the broader economy.

According to the report (based on 2013 data), the creative industry's output in the LA region is $ 140 billion; the industry is responsible for 695,100 jobs in the region; 1 in 7 jobs in Los Angeles County are creative based; and 40 percent of California's creative economy workers are in the Los Angeles region.

A recent report from the Brookings Institution concluded that «the domestic clean economy already employs some 2.7 million workers,» which is more than the fossil fuel industry.9 In addition, it noted that newer «cleantech» segments produced «explosive job gains» that «outperformed the nation during the recession» and that the clean economy is «manufacturing and export intensive.»

Workers in the car industry have the skills and expertise in logistics, production, engineering, designing for production and quality control that could be applied to help us break from a fossil fuel dependent economy.

Pew's definition was introduced in its 2009 jobs report, «The Clean Energy Economy,» and includes nearly 80 industries across five categories: clean energy production and generation; energy efficiency; reduction of greenhouse gas emissions; water conservation, sewage treatment and recycling; and worker training in these areas.

For example, a dollar invested in clean energy creates three times as many jobs as would be created by the fossil fuel industry, and workers in the clean economy earn better wages than the median American wage.

In real terms however, the government and UK industry both recognise that our economy relies heavily upon EU workers, and can not afford to lose them.

According to the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF), «Fingers are being pointed at the technology industry for ushering in a winner - takes - all economy: a capitalist's dream but a worker's nightmare.»

In 2016, though, there was a shortfall of more than 15,000 workers in big data and artificial intelligence, which rely on software engineers, according to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and IndustrIn 2016, though, there was a shortfall of more than 15,000 workers in big data and artificial intelligence, which rely on software engineers, according to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industrin big data and artificial intelligence, which rely on software engineers, according to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.

About... If the economy of a city is to be successful in the Information Age, then the economy must be diversified across many industries, and it must be capable of developing quality knowledge workers with a desire to stay in the city.