The phrase "a fraction of the workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small part or percentage of the total workforce in a specific context, such as discussing employment statistics or company staffing.
Example: "Due to the recent layoffs, only a fraction of the workforce remains employed at the company."
Alternatives: "a portion of the workforce" or "a segment of the workforce."
Only a fraction of the workforce receives unemployment benefits, while pensions are underfunded and haphazardly administered.
First, Biggs noted that only a fraction of the workforce is unionized.
Although only a fraction of the workforce is employed in the sector, it accounts for some one-fifth of the Malawian GDP.
Think about that: what if you could build a huge coal burning plant and sell the electricity for 20 or more years, get the income from that, but never have to pay for the coal, only need a fraction of the workforce, and not have to worry about GHG or toxic emissions?
The union leader added: "But in focusing on these teachers who make up a fraction of the workforce, he strips the hundreds of thousands of teachers who are doing a good job of any right to a voice".
Business and tribal leaders have looked into establishing a big solar plant in the region, but they say it would only employ a fraction of the workforce employed by the Navajo Generation Station.
In ALOG's smart logistics solutions, for example, vast networks of conveyor belts, instant scanning of bar codes, product transfer assisted by fulfillment robots have allowed warehouses and fulfillment centers to hire only a fraction of the human workforce that was required in the the past.
Still it is just a fraction of the tech-savvy workforce the country needs.
The temporary visa program is responsible for just a fraction of the overall agricultural workforce.
This government is, DiIulio says, "both debt-financed and proxy-administered". It spends more just on Medicare benefits than on the official federal civilian workforce, and this is just a fraction of the de facto federal workforce.
If current trends continue, the hub economy will spread across more industries, further concentrating data, value, and power in the hands of a small number of firms employing a tiny fraction of the workforce.
