Sentence examples for added workforce from inspiring English sources

Illegal immigration has been a net plus for Texas economically, driven mainly by the added workforce and consumer base.

Facing added workforce costs, businesses and trade groups have fought these measures hard, with affiliates of the Chamber of Commerce and the National Restaurant Association pouring money into efforts to defeat them.

The chief executive added: "The workforce that we are recruiting for the Games come from different backgrounds.

For development and realizing universal health coverage in China, we do believe that expanding the WCH human resources might be necessary in the future and there is also potential for improvement by providing better services, but the priority should be improving the quality of WCH services rather than just adding new workforce.

Another two million people have been added to the workforce since the recession began, said Ashworth.

He added that the workforce was "bursting" to find out the plans for the future.

That's roughly what adding women to the US workforce added to America's GDP in the post-war period.

On an average day this year, the American workforce added six times as many jobs.

Two and a half million new, skilled technical jobs are expected to be added to the workforce by next year alone.

If you go by the dictionary alone, it would seem obvious that "job providers" would be those who provide jobs, people who added to the workforce.

With hundreds of millions of young people poised to be added to the workforce in the coming decade, both nations will benefit immensely by boosting their economic relations.