Sentences with phrase «labor force»

Likewise, interventions during adolescence may reap benefits in labor force participation only in young adulthood.

Perhaps the recent gain in labor force participation has reduced the pressure to raise compensation a bit as hiring became somewhat easier.

That type of labor force growth tends to generate higher inflation.

Economic growth is the result of labor force growth and demographic trends, productivity advances, and capital formation (the availability of capital per worker).

This could be partially due to continued economic recovery, particularly in terms of a tight labor force as we approach full employment status.

Half of that came from growth in the civilian labor force, which expanded at 1.5 % a year.

This will not only benefit refugee host countries with additional skilled labor force, but will also give refugees an opportunity to choose peace, which is critical for sustainable development.

Our lowest skill workers already have a relatively low labor force participation rate and high unemployment even six years into the economic recovery.

It's simple: by making the American labor force more globally competitive.

A well - educated labor force, good universities, a business - friendly climate, financial incentives, low taxes, and a vibrant social scene all help.

To be sure, the study is about labor force participation, not absolute unemployment.

Growth is expected to remain too low to provide enough jobs for the expanding labor force, the fund warned.

This will lead to growth in healthcare occupations, and a reduction of the working age labor force.

The foreign - born segment of the nation's scientific labor force has meanwhile grown rapidly, especially among postdocs.

As women moved into the paid labor force, they have had less time for doing the things that build social capital.

The results show that immigrants have been an important source of new recruits to the construction industry — accounting for 22 percent of the overall labor force.

We do know that reduced labor force participation will be a drag on growth.

The coincidence of all addressing labor force issues and income led to this weekend's commentary.

It is politically stable, and it has a strong labor force.

That reflects both slower labor force growth (some of which is demographics but some of which is weak labor demand) and our most serious outstanding economic problem, very slow productivity growth.

Economic growth can be boiled down to two factors: growth in working - age population and growth in labor force productivity.

Their rise in status has been driven by young labor forces, investments in education and technology, and thriving middle classes with money to burn.

In turn, we can get a fuller picture of the teaching labor force and how it has evolved over time.

Importantly, we need to remember that when folks no longer receive unemployment benefits, they are no longer counted in the official labor force numbers.

You're surrounded by coworkers going through the same stuff, very much outside what 95 % of the entire labor force contends with.

With more and more companies utilizing big data, the need for data analytic specialists, also known as data scientists, is creating a new field in the global labor force.

Small businesses employ more than 2.4 million workers and account for roughly half of the private - sector labor force.

People with disabilities experience persistent obstacles to employment, resulting in poorer labor force participation, higher unemployment rates, and lower wages earned compared to people without disabilities.

In a sense, many labor market indicators for blacks are biased up as those with weaker labor force attachment are removed from the sample.

The correlation between health and labor force activity is very strong.

It's inevitable that machines will replace a lot of the human labor force.

Instead, it argues for crafting science labor force policies based on the real effects that they are likely to produce, not on the ones that people hope for or imagine.

Companies want to operate a flexible, on - demand labor force that can respond to revenue demands.

In addition to pressures mounting from a tightening labor force, 21 states are expected to increase minimum wages in 2017.

Those of us in the financial market advising business are trying to grasp how labor force income will rise, at what rate, and in what cohorts, segments or components.

Once underway we will expand our scope and take advantage of high - margin new equipment sales and leverage our existing labor force to sell and service those products.

A solid third of the state's labor force works in agriculture.

At the same time, the growth of the potential labor force has been slowing since reaching a peak in 1972.

But most must become part of the wage labor force.

On average, women in developing countries make up 43 % of the agricultural labor force and produce 60 to 80 % of food crops.

If we want to truly upgrade the overall quality of the local labor force, we need pre-K programs that provide high - quality services to a high proportion of all children.

Most strikingly, we have ways of hiring, staffing, training, and providing professional development to teachers that don't necessarily reflect the modern labor force.

But even during the severe housing downturn and a period of high unemployment the construction labor force continued to recruit new immigrants to partially replace native and foreign born workers leaving the industry.

In addition to looking at racial and ethnic patterns of child care availability, this study examines the relationship between child care deserts and parental labor force participation.

She addressed the factors that impact individual market performance: economic vitality, labor force availability, demographics, and new building supply.

As a result, it has the largest supply of highly qualified people in its adult labor force of any country in the world.

Four years ago labor force participation still a full percentage point higher, representing 2.5 million more workers.

For instance, they would argue that a giant recession will cause labor force participation to shrink more than a hiring boom will cause it to grow.