Examples of 'working-age' in a sentence
Meaning of "working-age"
working-age (noun) - the age range during which a person is typically engaged in full-time work, usually from around the late teens or early twenties until retirement. It is commonly discussed in the context of labor force participation and economic productivity
How to use "working-age" in a sentence
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Working-age population also set to decline.
How to determine the working-age population.
The working-age population starts to decline.
Employment as a percentage of the working-age population.
Per cent of working-age women are employed.
It is particularly important in a context of a shrinking working-age population.
Share of working-age population accruing pension rights.
Nonpension transfers working-age population.
The working-age group is diminishing in spite of immigration.
Contributors among working-age population.
The working-age population is expected to continue to grow.
Increasingly larger share of the working-age population.
A third of our working-age population is economically inactive.
The expected decline in the working-age population.
The rate of working-age people at risk of poverty.
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The question is not just working-age adults.
The prime working-age population is small in comparison.
Rising employment despite the decline in working-age.
Working-age adults and older persons were less fortunate.
Mortality among the working-age population is higher in men.
Registered unemployment ratio of registered unemployed to working-age population.
Increase in number of working-age adults relative to dependent children.
The working population divided by the working-age population.
Of working-age population participating in new social protection system.
Rehabilitation services for working-age and elderly populations.
Working-age population is measured as working-age population divided by total population.
Less than a third of working-age disabled persons were employed.
Very elderly people and a lot of working-age adults.
You are a working-age adult who relies on your income.
Because of the expected decline in the working-age population.
Falling proportion of working-age population is putting pressure on social protection systems.
Rising employment and slow growth in working-age population.
The contents of the working-age nursing and occupational health care.
Countries with the largest decline in working-age populations.
Falling proportions of working-age people are putting pressure on social protection systems.
The majority of these families have working-age adults.
Because tuberculosis affects working-age people, it can be a trigger of household poverty.
Other provinces will experience a decline in their working-age population.
Conversely, slower growth of the working-age population reduces incentives to invest.
Traumatic brain injury associated with dementia in working-age adults.
While unemployment is rising, the working-age population is beginning to decrease.
Employment rate is measured as total number of employed divided by working-age population.
In the line are also some working-age people looking to leave.
The projection of contributions begins with a projection of the working-age population.
The surest way to increase the working-age population is through immigration.
Migration up until this point had mainly been of young working-age men.
The experienced health of the working-age population has improved.
The working-age population is shrinking, and companies are struggling to find skilled staff.
This includes the increase in the working-age population.
About two-thirds of the working-age population engages in subsistence agriculture.
