The phrase "account of workforce" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used when referring to a report or description related to the workforce, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The report provided a detailed account of workforce demographics and productivity levels."
Alternatives: "workforce report" or "workforce overview".
"With our clinical leaders we will develop a priority action plan to drive forward the changes necessary in line with the report findings which identify that models of care need to be built around patients, taking account of the workforce that is available".
The review will establish a mid-range programme theory or theories which will provide an evidence-based account of how workforce development programmes work.
Finally, assessment of the scope for health care role delegation must take account of the context of workforce shortage.
Global movement of populations and dental health professionals presents a major challenge to planning for the future [ 8, 9]; therefore, it is important that each country regularly examines its dental workforce needs to ensure that it is taking account of population changes, health needs, workforce numbers, skills and expectations.
Many corporations are drawn to Atlanta on account of the city's educated workforce; as of 2010, nearly 43% of adults in the city of Atlanta have college degrees, compared to 27% in the nation as a whole.
Another senior Qatari official, who did not want to be named, said the spotlight on migrant labor could act as a force for change across the Gulf, where expatriates often account for more than 70percentnt of workforces.
Institutions in this category represent the minority of the sector, accounting for 20%% of the workforce and 10%% of the students.
That sort of thing irks the smaller, Mittelstand companies, which insist they are the backbone of the German economy, employing 70% of the workforce, accounting for 46% of investment and creating 70% of all new jobs.
Subsequently, an HRD task force developed, administered and reviewed a modularized HR training program, and, thereby, prolonged it to a more sophisticated HR strategy in terms of developing a 'professionalized accounting workforce'.
A small minority (5.7%) of those with headache (2.5% of the workforce) accounted for >45% of presenteeism-related lost productivity.
