The phrase "as workforces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing groups of workers or employees in a specific context, often in relation to their roles or contributions.
Example: "Companies must adapt their strategies to meet the needs of their employees as workforces evolve in response to technological advancements."
Alternatives: "as labor forces" or "as employee groups".
"And to Toyota's credit they have been prepared to say to their workforce, 'look, we need to be competitive, we need to try to ensure that we can be just as productive as workforces in other parts of the Toyota global network'.
Productivity often bounces in the first year of a recovery as workforces have been trimmed; but the pace of growth is a sign that the economy is now reviving.See article: The economy keeps growingUnited fallsThe federal Air Transportation Stabilisation Board rejected United Airlines' request for a $1.8 billion loan guarantee.
As workforces become increasingly mobile with laptops, smartphones and other handheld devices, the potential for vulnerability increases massively.
As workforces become more mobile, that ability to tap into secure browsing and secure e-mail through the Web will be increasingly important, notes Gartner's Pescatore.
More to the point, say Stalder and Palaniappan, people likely can and will gain greater control over their finances over the next decade, as workforces change and the world moves toward more micro transactions.
"As workforces become more mobile, our customers increasingly view today's new breed of mobile devices as mission critical tools for their business," said Dr. Stephen Herrod, CTO and senior vice president of R&D, VMware.
What's really surprising is that many of the groups CrowdFlower turns to would never define themselves as formal workforces.
Social workers are good at understanding human behaviour, motivation and interpersonal relationships, as well as workforce challenges.
Plans are under way to further outsource central services, such as workforce development (total budget £5bn) and procurement management.
He did well not to laugh out loud, as Workforce was already going backwards and Cape Blanco, the Irish Derby winner, was under pressure too.
To achieve this, we have worked with the Royal College of Nursing, Skills for Health and Skills for Care to develop new guidance for professionals as well as workforce training guidelines in two key documents: Positive and Proactive Care and A Positive and Proactive Workforce.
