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workforce

noun as in labor force

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Some have advised other employers to prepare their workforces for change.

The company plans to cut the workforce through natural attrition, a reduction of positions, divestment, outsourcing, and redundancies.

Global companies looking to build factories in India appreciate the country’s vast workforce and its potential as a consumer market, but they are often deterred by bureaucracy.

The review states the focus for 2026/27 will be on developing the mental health workforce and regional mental health crisis services.

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He believes a restrictive immigration policy, the spread of artificial intelligence, and the retirement of baby boomers have altered workforce dynamics in ways that make old benchmarks unreliable.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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