Sentence examples similar to a drop in workforce from inspiring English sources
It has never recovered; no city agency has suffered as dramatic a drop in its workforce over the past four decades than the Parks Department.
At first blush, the drop in workforce participation rates seem to have similarly impacted men and women.
For one thing, the US State Department issues so few visas for unskilled workers that the population is a drop in the bucket in the overall workforce.
But when comparing to Walmart, for example, which employs 2.1 million people, a staggering 1percentt of the America workforce, it's a drop in the bucket.
Andrew Sum, a Northeastern University professor who studies the youth workforce, said Gillibrand's program was "barely a drop in the bucket," given the magnitude of the youth unemployment crisis.
Our survey flags up the high level of retrenchment in the housing workforce: over the past 12 months,72% of respondents reported a drop in staffing levels.
The unemployment rate hit a three-year low, but part of the reason for the fall was a drop in the number of people looking for work, which reduced the size of the workforce.
The organization also slashed its workforce in 2009 by more than 16percentt, as the down economy led to a drop in donations and licensing revenue.
The consequence was an accumulated loss of over $4 billion by the end of 1993 and a 20% drop in the workforce from 1990 (Elliot, 1994).
First, the Congressional Budget Office triples its estimate of the drop in the workforce resulting from the disincentive introduced by Obamacare's insurance subsidies: 2 million by 2017, 2.3 million by 2021.
