Sentence examples for an average workforce from inspiring English sources

However, cast iron farm tools and weapons were widespread in China by the 5th century BC, while 3rd century BC iron smelters employed an average workforce of over two hundred men.

The average workforce reliability for the 6 periods was one.

A recent report by the Medical Council of Ireland indicates that the exit rate for non-EU migrant doctors (at 15.3% for African trained doctors and 10.4% for doctors trained in South East Asia) is higher than the average workforce exit rate of 8% [ 30].

"There is nothing wrong with being average in an above-average workforce.

In relatively wealthy Mauritius, the Ministry of Health estimated that 327 nurses (about 12.9% of the nurse workforce) migrated from an average annual nurse workforce level of 2534 between 1998 and 2001.

"An older-than-average workforce is retiring at a pace faster than new nurses are being trained," he says.

Over this period Australia is projected to lose almost 60percentnt of the current nursing workforce to retirement, an average of 14percentnt of the nursing workforce every five years and a total of about 90,000 nurses.

The CIPD report showed that one in four employers across all sectors planned to make redundancies in the first three months of the year, cutting an average 6.2% of their workforce, compared with 3.8% taken out by employers making redundancies in the previous quarter.

Top tech companies have an average of ~70percentt male workforce, with board and c-suite diversity in the single digits.

What's more, with an average age of 48, the workforce could struggle to find alternative employment when the redundancies hit.

Houston's population is close to 4.5m if you including the surrounding urban sprawl and three-quarters of its workforce drive an average of 25 minutes each morning to their labours with no one else in the car.