The phrase "a permanent workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of employees who are employed on a long-term basis, as opposed to temporary or contract workers.
Example: "The company has decided to invest in a permanent workforce to ensure stability and continuity in its operations."
Alternatives: "a full-time staff" or "a stable workforce."
"Today, if you go to business school, they tell you [you] don't want a permanent workforce.
One grower member in Kent has a permanent workforce of 800 people – all migrants from EU countries.
This paper explores the issue of choosing the best data to use when running a scheduling model to select a permanent workforce for a service facility.
Tea and rubber attracted extensive capital investment, and the growth of large-scale industries created a demand for a permanent workforce.
The contract workers, never part of a permanent workforce, do not have much clout, and their national agreement may be an anachronism.
Unfortunately, the move to reclassify people as self-employed follows a very simple formula: it helps reduce labour costs and maximise profits for businesses that would rather use contractors than a permanent workforce.
Deighton said: "You can't be absolutely certain about anything with a temporary workforce, so we simply want to substitute a temporary workforce with a permanent, reliable, workforce that we get with the military.
Therefore we want to substitute a temporary workforce with a permanent, reliable workforce that we get with the military".
SolarReserve expects to have a 50-strong permanent workforce at the Aurora plant.
Tourism generally accounts for about 40% of Vanuatu's GDP and about a third of its permanent workforce, but faced a significant downturn following the destructive cyclone.
Appirio will be a relatively small part of Wipro's organization as far as the permanent workforce is concerned, but it will add a huge component in terms of freelance workers.
