Sentences with phrase «fewer workers supporting»

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That means fewer workers to support the ever - expanding population of elderly: The number of people in the workforce is expected to decline by about 20 % to 63.4 million in 2035.

However, I know a few se.x workers who are in support of legalizing and codifying the industry, requiring testing, providing medical care, taxing, etc..

But what we need is not a few sermons on work or the founding of a monthly workers» breakfast, but a radical church - wide decision to recognise that we all have a duty to consistently support our brothers and sisters at work and elsewhere.

Just a few days after former Trump campaign worker and Western New York native Michael Caputo met with the House Intelligence Committee, the president tweeted his support for him.

A lengthy dispute that saw workers at a Farmington racetrack hold out for guaranteed protections appears to have ended with a deal that has guaranteed fewer races and more financial support for the Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack.

And public sector workers, in spite of Ed Balls, have returned to Labour in droves: Lord Ashcroft's poll in January put Labour support amongst public sector workers at 51 % (up 12 %) with Tories on 20 % (down 6 %), UKIP on 10 % (up 8 %) and the Lib Dems collapsing to as few as 7 % (down to 18 %).

Researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania showed that patients who received support from community health workers (CHWs)-- trained local residents who provide tailored support to high - risk patients - had 30 percent fewer hospital admissions in one year compared to those who did not receive CHW support.

Fewer social workers and education psychologists and less local authority support for hard - to - place students means that schools will struggle to provide support for students with behavioural and emotional difficulties.

Although the AFT has scheduled a «labor action» during the convention (Sunday afternoon), instead of protesting against the Chicago attack on the teachers in six schools (and a few others not as complete or dramatic), the nation's teacher union will be protesting at a hospital (St. Joseph's) on the lakefront in support of the nurses and other hospital staff trying to organize medical workers at Resurrection hospitals in Chicago.

Some companies encourage workers to support local organizations by offering a few paid days a year for helping out.

Now, realize that though I talk about the US, most of the rest of the developed world is in worse shape as the demographic crisis affects pensions and elderly healthcare globally — they had even fewer kids than in the US, which is close to replacement rate, and so the ratio of workers to those supported will fall even more than in the US, setting up many nasty political fights — all the more nasty, because the governments are much more heavily involved already.

The aging of America has created a situation in which relatively fewer workers will be asked to support a growing retired population.

As a nation's population ages, more and more older people may draw from support systems such as Social Security, yet fewer workers may be around to pay into those systems.

Immigration reform, which once garnered bipartisanship support in the Senate a few years ago, has wilted as American - born workers battle lower - paid immigrants for vanishing low - wage jobs.

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