The phrase "an increase in workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in the number of employees or labor force within a company or organization.
Example: "The company reported an increase in workforce due to the expansion of its operations."
Alternatives: "a growth in staff" or "an expansion of personnel".
Changes to the National Breast Screening Programme have necessitated an increase in the size of the workforce to carry out the screening mammograms, and an increase in workforce elsewhere to deal with the subsequent additional demand for further assessment and treatment.
Kemp and colleagues suggest that to meet the additional and complex needs of families with low English-fluency, service improvements require an increase in workforce numbers, adequate provision of clinical supervision, additional ongoing professional development and planning for future education needs [ 19].
Changes that purport to benefit all women - such as an increase in female workforce participation – actually only boost some and hold back others.
The increases in national output since the economy reached its trough in 2009 have been largely the result of a bigger population and an increase in the workforce.
Ryanair has said it plans to hire 1,000 people this year, an increase in its workforce of more than 10%, as it boosts its fleet to 305 aircraft from 270.
Whether or not an increase in the workforce might improve competition sufficiently to drive GPs to locate in such underserved areas is open to debate.
The slowdown in labor force growth will lead to a corresponding slowdown in U.S. economic growth per capita unless there is an offsetting influence, such as an increase in labor productivity, workforce participation, or immigration.
The workload loop (B5), on the other hand, shows that an increase in a motivated workforce increases the number of mothers attending ANC, hospital deliveries, and PNC, which in turn increases the workload thus lowering the workforce that is motivated.
34 35 If a particular group of workers (in this case HCSWs) act as a complement for the work of another group (in this case RNs) there is an interaction effect whereby an increase in the complement workforce increases the effect of the other group on outputs (in this case the inverse of missed care).
The hires form part of an increase in the nuclear submarine workforce by 900 to more than 3,000 at Raynesway, Derby.
Pulse, the medical website, reported that when pressed on the 5,000 target by a GP at Friday's speech, Hunt replied: "We are planning for this to be an increase in the total GP workforce".
