The phrase "are lack of workforce" is not correct in English.
It should be rephrased to convey the intended meaning, typically in contexts discussing shortages or deficiencies in staffing.
Example: "The company is facing challenges because there are a lack of workforce in the industry."
Alternatives: "there is a shortage of workforce" or "there is a deficiency of workforce."
While Larson et al. has attempted to describe the status of the PA workforce, the limitations are lack of current data and population information [ 23].
A major obstacle to the provision of health services is lack of an effective workforce.
"It certainly seems to be the case, and research would indicate, we do fewer diagnostic tests in this country than comparable countries, but there is a lack of workforce, perhaps a lack of kit, to do those tests, so patients may be missing out because there are delays, backlogs or bottlenecks and this really does need to be addressed".
Bob Crow, general secretary of offshore union RMT, said there was a lack of workforce confidence in the Super Puma type aircraft, and unions had been working with the industry to address their members' concerns.
Bob Crow, general secretary of offshore union RMT, said there was a lack of workforce confidence in the Super Puma type aircraft, and unions had been working with the industry to address their members' concerns.Helicopters grounded after crash.
Figures related to distribution of oral health workforce are lacking for many parts of the world [ 21].
I am very supportive of this strategy which starts to tackle that problem". But Janet Davies, chief executive and general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing, said: "There is already a dangerous lack of workforce planning and accountability and this report is unable to provide detail on how the ambitions will be met.
Some participants explained that IPP exists out of necessity and is driven by excessive workloads and lack of workforce.
A lack of workforce agility has been reported as one of the main reasons that some enterprises have difficulty keeping pace with markets and technological changes.
Just as the virtual university has yet to supplant Oxford or Harvard, the virtual Silicon Valley is still no match for Palo Alto.Generation Y botherThe second shortcoming is the lack of an innovative workforce.
