The phrase "a dwindling workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the number of employees or workers in a particular sector or organization is decreasing.
Example: "The company is facing challenges due to a dwindling workforce, which has affected its productivity and growth."
Alternatives: "a shrinking workforce" or "a declining workforce."
Inevitably the economy, which is constrained by crumbling infrastructure, a dwindling workforce and pervasive corruption, could not absorb this amount of money.
As a society we are only too aware of the negative social outcomes that can be associated with putting off having children: an ageing population, a care deficit and a dwindling workforce to name a few.
The goal is primarily to help bolster a dwindling workforce and upgrade its manufacturing sector, but it is also creating a boom in entertainment bots (see "China Is Building a Robot Army of Model Workers").
BARCELONA, SPAIN Spain's premier research agency faces years of eroded research activity and a dwindling workforce, its leadership has revealed in a grim new report.
Firstly, it is a means of shortening the training period and hence redresses dwindling workforce numbers more rapidly.
China began implementing its controversial one-child policy in the 1970s in order to limit population growth, but authorities are now concerned that the country's dwindling workforce will not be able to support an increasingly ageing population.
To cope, Germany will have to make the most of its dwindling workforce.Wasting human capitalBy 2020 Germany will lack 2.4m workers, which will cost the economy more than €1 trillion, reckons McKinsey, a consultancy.
Dilemma # 3 is the question of whether to focus on nurses as a means of supplementing a dwindling medical workforce, or as a way of enhancing the comprehensiveness of health care.
Lettuce growing is not the only agricultural sector in Japan that is turning to robots to address a dwindling and ageing workforce.
Long timelines lead to gaps in coverage, decreased abilities to insert new technologies, attrition in the workforce and a dwindling supply chain".
In 2017 black employees made up a dwindling share of the company's U.S. workforce down to 13.4% from 16% in 2011.
