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workforce

[wurk-fawrs] / ˈwɜrkˌfɔrs /


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Demographically, the workforce is shrinking, so companies will need more reliable and seasoned workers.

From MarketWatch

"It is based on evidence and the experiences of racing's workforce, many of whom have positive experiences, but not all."

From BBC

The bank is considering to get rid of roughly 10% of its total workforce, as the bank is focused on “staff-related inflation.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"By combining new technology with a stronger probation workforce, we're making sure those who pose the biggest risk are under constant scrutiny to better protect victims and the public," Lord Timpson added.

From BBC

"There is no clear plan for how we build the workforce needed, with no detail on training, skills or apprenticeships to deliver the green jobs Wales needs," she said.

From BBC