Sentence examples for a reduced workforce from inspiring English sources

Factors driving workers to depression included a reduced workforce being asked to produce better results, staff being obliged to relocate, the threat of site closures and job losses, and an atmosphere of increased competition between workers.

As the U.S. gets sicker, the economy suffers from both rising health costs and a reduced workforce.

Surprisingly, larvae in nests with a reduced workforce suffered not much more mortality than those in fully staffed nests.

She did not mention, however, that her country faces a looming demographic crisis resulting from family planning practices with an aging population, a reduced workforce, and a severe nationwide gender imbalance from sex-selective abortions.

Investors may have reached too high in their quarterly expectations for Gannett, judging from Monday's sell-off in its shares, but the newspaper company reported that moderately stabilizing advertising revenues, and a reduced workforce, helped push it into the black in its recent quarter.

HIV/AIDS remains one of the key challenges for the overall development of Ethiopia, as it has led to a seven-year decrease in life expectancy and a greatly reduced workforce [ 1].

Clinical staff, including psychiatrists and psychologists, had worked together to maintain standards of quality with reduced workforce.

There are also substantial indirect socioeconomic costs associated with obesity, including reduced workforce participation and loss of productivity [ 3].

In the control group, 168/258 participants were available for the final survey (35% loss); the main reason was the new factory policy and reduced workforce.

"This will embrace all possible personnel interventions, including a recruitment freeze, suppressing vacancies, use of temporary staff, pay restraint and a voluntary mechanism to reduce workforce numbers," Mr Hamilton said.

a. Obamacare will reduce workforce participation by the equivalent of 2 million jobs b.