The phrase 'a lack of workforce' is correct and it can be used in written English.
For example, "The company was unable to meet its production goals due to a lack of workforce."
The report also highlighted increasing spending by boards on costly agency workers because of significant problems with recruitment and retention of staff, as well as a lack of workforce planning for new models of care to deliver more community-based services.
"It certainly seems to be the case, and research would indicate, we do fewer diagnostic tests in this country than comparable countries, but there is a lack of workforce, perhaps a lack of kit, to do those tests, so patients may be missing out because there are delays, backlogs or bottlenecks and this really does need to be addressed".
In another, a Hong Kong-owned textile-maker shut up shop in Latvia, citing a "lack of workforce" in the region, and shifted production to Macedonia and Vietnam.Citizens of the worldSlovakia is currently a European cheerleader for open markets and free trade.
A lack of workforce agility has been reported as one of the main reasons that some enterprises have difficulty keeping pace with markets and technological changes.
Bob Crow, general secretary of offshore union RMT, said there was a lack of workforce confidence in the Super Puma type aircraft, and unions had been working with the industry to address their members' concerns.Helicopters grounded after crash.
Bob Crow, general secretary of offshore union RMT, said there was a lack of workforce confidence in the Super Puma type aircraft, and unions had been working with the industry to address their members' concerns.
"There's a real concern nowadays about a lack of offshore workforce, the last thing that the offshore workforce need is to reduce its numbers.
From the beginning the joint venture had difficulties starting operations mainly because the land was only partially cultivated due to property conflicts with sedentary farmers, a lack of available workforce, protests and insufficient office space.
A relative lack of workforce skills in promoting well-being is particularly important in mental health services, since mental disorders directly impact on personal identity and ability to maintain social roles.
The thinktank had found "a lack of investment, poor workforce planning and fragmented services have affected patients across the whole NHS", he added.
Considering the challenges facing implementation of most activities in DRC – including insecurity in the eastern parts of the country, as well as a devastated infrastructure and a lack of a skilled workforce – malaria prevention programmes have made extraordinary progress over the past few years.
