The phrase "accommodate the workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or provisions made to support employees or workers in a particular environment or situation.
Example: "The company implemented flexible working hours to better accommodate the workforce during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "support the employees" or "meet the needs of the workforce".
Our economic system will have to change dramatically to accommodate the growing workforce, which probably will work longer than ever before.
It is important in the context of extending working lives that businesses recognise these particular concerns – and the fact that they are likely to grow as a significant issue facing the business – and develop appropriate strategies to help their workforce accommodate the particular needs arising from health and care concerns".
Your company's corporate culture has adapted to accommodate the new multi-generational workforce.
However companies decide to accommodate the changing needs of their workforce, and as pet ownership is so widespread – 68% of families in the US, for example – the topic of employee pet care is unlikely to go away.
' Dunder Mifflin is also depicted as struggling to accommodate the demands of a diverse workforce.
Meanwhile, Zinke is planning to cut 4,000 positions from the agency's workforce to accommodate the $1.6 billion in proposed budget cuts to Interior.
The new Playa Vista location, which the company calls Facebook LA, is three times as big at 35,000 square feet, and with room for 200 employees, it accommodates twice the workforce.
"Our aim to introduce the targets is to prompt action so we can initiate things like this campaign, and drive workforce practise changes so we can accommodate the needs of those who are serving".
"On campus, 'flexible learning' has become the big driver of online technologies, and in Australia, at least, it's to accommodate the fact that more students work in the paid workforce while studying 'full-time'.
