The phrase "a function of the workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or contribution of the workforce in a particular context, such as economics, management, or organizational behavior.
Example: "Employee satisfaction is often seen as a function of the workforce's engagement and motivation levels."
Alternatives: "an aspect of the workforce" or "a characteristic of the workforce."
This is becoming more important, as "business strategy is increasingly a function of the workforce itself" (Deloitte Consulting 2006, p. 7).
We assume that to develop or sustain the firm's competitive advantage, unique technological and market-related human skills and competencies (as cited above, "as business strategy is increasingly a function of the workforce itself;" Deloitte Consulting 2006, p. 7) are necessary.
The findings indicated a workforce capacity reduction of at least 0.7% attributable to all headache disorders.
Rather, it's a function of the quality of the U.S. workforce — its noteworthy productivity and its easy familiarity with lean-factory principles — as well as the need for companies to react quickly to changes in domestic consumer demand.
Well, there's good evidence that the quality of the work is a function of the wage, working conditions, commitments to training, workforce tenure, and such characteristics that we see in high-road versus low-road employers.
It's not clear whether these differences are primarily age related or a function of having been in the workforce for a shorter period of time.
These rural and remote communities are further disadvantaged by reduced access to primary health care (PHC) providers and health services (in part a function of health and medical workforce shortages), leading in turn to lower utilisation rates than in urban areas and consequent poorer health status for rural residents [ 1].
It's a growing part of the workforce".
In hindsight, the whole experience kind of bleeds together into a mass of time I look back on not unfondly, but I'm also curious as to what exactly I got out of spending two more years on education instead of becoming a functioning member of the American workforce.
Women acted as an important part of the workforce.
