Sentences with phrase «lower employment»

Adults with an autism spectrum disorder, who may have trouble talking about themselves and interacting socially, don't always make good impressions in job interviews and have low employment rates.

A quick look at the occupancy statistics shows, not surprisingly, that markets with higher employment growth had higher occupancy growth, while those with low employment growth had flat occupancy growth.

Long - term consequences of substance abuse can include major health problems, lowered employment prospects, and even an early demise.

Low employment in the Danish labour market has continued — especially regarding the highly - skilled labour market.

Being an attorney can be a wonderful occupation but many would be surprised to discover how low the average salary is and that many with expensive law degrees do suffer from low employment.

That is likely to raise the price of hiring contractors, a business strategy designed to lower employment costs.

This should result in somewhat higher revenues and lower employment insurance benefits.

But due to its low bar passage rates, the high cost of attendance and low employment prospects, some wonder whether they are actually helping minority students or making their situation worse.

Its authors declare that there is «no correlation between federal minimum - wage increases and lower employment levels, even in the industries that are most impacted by higher minimum wages.

The key driver of these income trends, besides lower employment and hours in the aftermath of the financial crisis, has been wage stagnation over the last dozen years.

It would obviously lower employment in the tradable goods sector, but the rising external savings would be reallocated, mostly in services, that employ more people.

Upward pressures such as lower prices and sales are being countered by lower employment and income growth, leaving the market at a safe, sustainable level which Porter describes as «something closer to normalcy.»

«Derivative bombs» that don't lower employment rates aren't bad.

In May, the metro mayor will take on strategic powers over housing and planning, but will be faced with big challenges around low wages in the region, and relatively low employment.

«Kessler Foundation supports programs that combat the strikingly low employment rate for individuals with disabilities,» said Rodger DeRose, president and CEO of Kessler Foundation.»

To combat this persistently low employment rate, Kessler Foundation funds organizations and social enterprises that provide training and employment for people with disabilities.

Mark Woodruff, Executive of The JJ Charitable Trust says: «Literacy is one of The JJ Charitable Trust's main concerns and for years we have worked with charities to prevent and overcome poor access to literacy that too often sees children and young people fall prey to low educational attainment, low employment chances and even homelessness and prison.

However, RRSP contribution room is finite, and can be quite limited if you're in the situation of having lower employment income (e.g., a grad student on scholarship) and plenty of non-registered investments.

Seeming success leads to more use (think of trying to trade lower employment for higher inflation in the»60s), and lack of success leads policymakers their economist lackeys to try more because they say it will work when you do enough of it (think of QE, spit, spit).

The U.S. can't borrow money and go further into debt to give people high paying jobs while lowering employment, and the U.S. can't borrow money to maintain the same defense budgets of either the Cold War or recent post-Cold War eras.

With a slow - growth economy, low employment gains, and no inflation, interest rates are expected to remain steady, at least through the first half of the year, says John A. Tuccillo, chief economist for the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®.

A lot of poverty and low employment folks on the fringes of the small city.

Second, the lower - than - expected deficit in 2013 - 14 compared to the April 2013 Update primarily results from lower employment insurance (EI) benefits.

Owning a family - run business has many advantages, like getting to work with the most important people in your life, convenience, flexibility, and lower employment costs.

A significant factor driving this trend is the economic times they have experienced in their adulthood, including a tighter credit market, lower employment levels, smaller incomes and greater student loan debt, which leaves less disposable income.

The improvement of $ 0.5 billion in the deficit primarily resulted from higher personal income tax revenues, up 8.5 %, and higher other revenues up 16.0 %, coupled with lower employment insurance benefits (down 7.2 %) and other transfers (down 11.6 %).

Leg injuries draw some of the the highest value compensation, due to the loss of mobility which can often lead to lower employment prospects in the case of long term injuries.

However, it is expected that higher home ownership and construction costs and lower employment growth will dampen housing demand in 2008.

A country with a lot of young people or a high proportion of seniors will tend to have a lower employment rate, so this metric is affected by both economic conditions and demographic shifts such as the baby boomers entering retirement age.

«That is because the weekly earnings gains enjoyed by low - wage workers who remain employed is considerably bigger than the weekly earnings lost as a result of lower employment.»

The data also shows that more women arrive in Canada as the spouses of economic immigrants or as non-economic newcomers or refugees and have lower employment rates and earn less than the average wage.

Low employment rates and stagnating incomes weigh on household formation, but will also direct some of those new households into the rental market.

Program expenses were lowered by $ 5.4 billion in that Update, with all three major components contributing to the decline: major transfers to persons down $ 1.8 billion, primarily due to lower employment insurance benefits; major transfers to other levels of government, down $ 1.4 billion, primarily reflecting the recovery of the sales tax harmonization transitional payment from British Columbia; and direct program expenses, down $ 2.2 billion, due to lower other transfers.

Partially offsetting the impact of these increases were lower employment insurance benefits and direct program expenses.

The low employment rate, which applies in the 25 - 54 age group as well as the full population of working age adults, can not be explained away by baby boomer retirements.

This means that during an economic downturn, with increased unemployment and lower employment, the EI rate must be increased, thus acting as a tax on jobs.

Most of this improvement occurred in August as the year - over-year deficit dropped by $ 2.2 billion, primarily reflecting lower program expenses (down $ 1.3 billion), due to lower employment insurance benefits and the timing of transfer payments to the provinces.

The remainder reflects somewhat higher revenues (difficult to assess which components as the «adjustment for risk» was spread among the major revenue components) and lower employment insurance benefits, other transfer payments and public debt charges.

Dampening the impact of these factors were higher personal income tax revenues, up 13.6 % (reflecting in part the timing of receipts), and lower employment insurance benefits, down 10.7 % (reflecting a decrease in the number of unemployed).

Dampening these increases were lower GST revenues, down 18.4 %, and lower employment insurance premiums, down 12.7 %, reflecting a decline in premium rates in 2017.

The deterioration in the deficit primarily resulted from lower corporate income tax revenues, down 16.3 % (in part reflecting higher refunds), lower GST revenues, down 7.6 %, lower employment insurance premiums, down 12.5 % (reflecting a decline in EI rates effective January 2017), and higher other transfers and subsidies, up 38.0 % (reflecting the timing of payments related to recent budget proposals).

Until such a switch to a sinking currency occurred, Greece was to follow Baltic and Irish policy of «internal devaluation,» that is, wage deflation and government spending cutbacks (except for payments to the financial sector) to lower employment and hence wage levels.

What is to be the future role of governments and corporations in an environment of high productivity but lower employment?