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The most effective jobs program appears to be to convince working-aged adults they don't need a job.

What’s the percentage of children, teenagers, working-aged adults and seniors?

The labor force participation rate, which includes the number of working-aged people with jobs, showed scant change at 66.1 percent.

Nearly 70% of working-aged people who have pain-related limitations say they feel pain constantly.

The program was intended to provide the United States with temporary workers while many working-aged men were away at war.

Diabetic retinopathy is the most common cause of blindness among working-aged Americans.

A significant proportion of these caregivers are working-aged.

One study indicated that a 1% increase in the unemployment rate can increase mortality among working-aged males by 6%.

The leftist-led opposition says it will deepen a recession that has put one in four working-aged Greeks out of a job.

Japan will experience declines in children and working-aged cohorts and a sharp increase in the over-65-year-old group.

On PEI, working-aged males often struggle with mental health issues in isolation.

• 11% of working-aged individuals who had completed a post-secondary program had certificates in education, recreation and counselling services.

The Commonwealth Fund reported in July 2014 that an additional 9.5 million people aged 19-64 had obtained health insurance, roughly 5% of the working-aged population.

Beginning in 2009, CSC began an 8-week program training working-aged clients to work in call center or customer service positions.

The steady increase in youth will enlarge the already large proportion of working-aged individuals and create new opportunities to build human capital and facilitate economic development.

It has resulted in a structural shift in tertiary education levels, with most working-aged Australians now holding post-school qualifications.

The percentages of both working-aged individuals and children are below the national averages, however the percentage of senior residents is above the national average by almost 3%.

“In 2020, the burdens of seniors to the white working-aged population become larger than the burdens of children,” Dr. Frey said.

This measure excludes persons not in the labor force, which can distort its interpretation if a large number of working-aged persons become discouraged and stop looking for work.

As the HIV/AIDS epidemic has reduced the working-aged population, the number of orphans has increased.

Rehabilitation instruction professionals, many of whom are blind or visually impaired themselves, train working-aged clients in areas of daily living skills-including cooking, cleaning, budgeting, Braille, and hygiene.

Depression and chronic pain are experienced by 44 percent of working-aged adults and the study shows a correlation between childhood conditions and pain and depression in adulthood.

As the rebound in the U.S. economy helps boost income and spending among working-aged households, older Americans relying on retirement income are having a hard time paying the bills.

"While real incomes increased since the end of the 1980s, about 20 per cent of the working-aged population today receives income support, compared with only 15 per cent two decades ago.

I would invite working-aged Canadians to discover the Employment Insurance website, which was modified in May of last year to allow to apply online with EI Appli-Web.