Sentences with phrase «stayed in the job force»

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The labor force participation rate has fallen due to cyclical factors such as workers temporarily dropping out of the workforce because of discouragement over job prospects, but also due to structural forces such as the Baby Boomers reaching retirement age and younger workers staying in school longer.

Kershaw could have reasonably stayed in the game for longer based on such a low pitch count and the fact that he was still dealing in the seventh inning, but as per Dave Roberts» usual strategy the bullpen came in to do the job they're paid to do, so as to not force the starter too far into the game for no reason.

Even if the women's stated preference was to stay home, those with good jobs reported the same level of unhappiness as those who chose not to be in the paid labor force.

Cotillard's portrayal of a depressed factory worker forced to fight for her job and middle class life by prostrating herself in front of her coworkers and convince them to give up their bonuses to let her stay.

Today, obtaining an entry job into teaching is virtually tantamount to an indefinite contract that stays in force regardless of actual effectiveness in the classroom.

And if you're on the verge of retirement and have a big portion of your savings in stocks, a setback on the order of the 2007 - 2009 50 % + drop in stock prices could force you to sharply scale back your post-career lifestyle or stay on the job longer than you want.

«Will this force people to stay in low paying jobs so they will not have to pay more money each year to the state of Oregon.

Will this force people to stay in low - paying jobs so they will not have to pay more money each year to the state of Oregon?

SCi, parent company of Eidos and owner of the Tomb Raider franchise, is being forced to cut jobs and cancel many projects in order to stay afloat.

For starters, it could mean that they can continue to live in their home where years of memories have been made, that a stay - at - home parent might not be forced to go to work, that a surviving spouse may not have to take a second job just to make ends meet, and that a child's dream of a college education may be realized.

If the roofer were to fall off a roof during a job and be forced to stay in bed for six months because of his accident, business expense insurance would keep the company afloat while the roofer's Personal Income Protection Insurance would take care of his family's personal expenses.

The down economy has forced millions of people to change jobs or industries in order to stay employed.

With so much disruption in the labor force and many workers eager to jump at better jobs, employees who stay with one company for a significant amount of time may wonder, «Am I a dinosaur?»