The phrase "achieve a workforce" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the goal of building or developing a workforce, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve a workforce that is skilled and diverse to meet the demands of the industry."
Alternatives: "build a workforce" or "develop a workforce."
Diversity and inclusion should achieve a workforce that is representative of all the societies and cultures in which the business operates and should harness a workplace culture where we can truly live our values.
It's then and only then that the United States will begin to win the battle on workplace stress, collectively improve engagement and achieve a workforce that's healthy enough to move our nation forward.
Physicians represent the profession for which more planning effort has been expended to achieve a workforce of appropriate size than for any other health profession.
To achieve a workforce competent in the IMCI approach it is essential that it is integrated into the curriculum for all cadres of health workers at all medical training colleges, and that the curriculum is revised to include a practical component when students can practice case management skills.
Ricci v. DeStefano illustrates the difficulty that employers can face in trying to achieve a diversified workforce while refraining from discrimination against traditionally advantaged groups.
"However the RMT's leadership demanded payments to all grades of staff regardless of whether they will be asked to work flexibly during the Games and rejected temporary changes to working arrangements which would enable us to achieve a flexible workforce.
Over recent decades the rightful endeavor to achieve a more representative workforce has had an impact.
The strategy has improved recruitment and retention in the borough and helped to achieve a more diverse workforce.
At new restaurant The Stores Kitchen, Rong is well aware that the industry needs to work on its representation, conditions and image to achieve a truly diverse workforce.
And even Accenture, the storied professional services firm has made a public commitment to gender parity, is forecasting that it will take them until 2025 to achieve a gender-balanced workforce.
