Sentence examples for a workforce estimated at from inspiring English sources

This is a small portion of a workforce estimated at 500,000 in the city, but Sacom believes injuries are under-reported: "The management simply negotiate with the injured workers for a settlement.

The BLS survey attempts to measure the size of the contracted workforce (estimated at 0.6percentt in 2017), but for this category I don't think the survey is very useful.

The damage to farming, which employs about a quarter of the workforce, is estimated at $1 billion.

Lost productivity in the whole workforce was estimated at 6,452 hours/week, with a mean lost productive time per employee reporting any productivity loss (absenteeism and/or presenteeism) (n = 968) of 6.7 hours/week.

The workforce was estimated at about 70 million persons in 1989.

Globally, the forced labour workforce is estimated at more than 21 million people, according to the International Labour Organisation, the equivalent of three in every thousand people being forced to work.

In 2013, Australia's early childhood workforce was estimated at 153,155 (Australian Government Department of Education [DE] 2014).

The current cost of the workforce is estimated at $37.7m, falling to $25.8m in 2015.

The tangible costs of drinking in the European Union, including health costs and loss of workforce productivity, were estimated at some 125 billion euros ($197.3 billion) in 2003, or 1.3% of gross domestic product, according to the study.

Thus, the dentist workforce estimates for Oman used in the present study are possibly an overestimate.

Aside from a small number of employees (estimated at around 50 people), Uber's Southeast Asian workforce is not permitted to move internally to a different Uber region.