The phrase "a global workforce of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of employees or workers from various countries or regions who contribute to a company or organization.
Example: "Our company prides itself on having a global workforce of talented individuals who bring diverse perspectives to the table."
Alternatives: "an international team of" or "a worldwide staff of".
It has a global workforce of 900.
With a global workforce of 3,000, BD Foods is one of Bangladesh's most respected companies.
When she takes on the top role at GSK, she will have a global workforce of 100,000.
Alas, no miracle pill exists to help Japanese executives magically manage a global workforce of vastly different cultures.
Some 900 jobs, out of a global workforce of 15,000, are either being axed or moved offshore to low cost countries including Chile, Malaysia and India.
Now seeing annual growth of around 4.5%, the company – which supports a global workforce of 12,800 – is, like the rest of the German economy, "not about to sit back and relax," said Stührenberg.
It's an "inside baseball" tactic that will cast concerned faculty, staff, and students as proponents of cultural inertia who are out-of-touch with the needs of a global workforce and the tolerance of taxpayers to foot the bills for the growing cost of higher education.
By 2020, they aspire to have a global workforce where 40% of management and higher-level roles are held by women and a U.S.-based workforce where 20% of management and higher-level roles are held by ethnically diverse talent.
The recent advent of several crowdsourcing platforms such as Amazon's Mechanical Turk, allowing requesters the access to affordable and rapid results of a global workforce, greatly facilitates the creation of massive training data.
Earlier, Fiat said it'd shutter 12 factories in 2003 and 2004, most of them outside Italy, and erase 12,300 jobs, out of a total global workforce of some 190,000.
Yet the ILO admits that such statistics are at best conservative estimates, as it struggles to find ways of evaluating the true state of a global workforce that is now constantly moving and evolving.
