Sentence examples for average workforce from inspiring English sources

The average workforce reliability for the 6 periods was one.

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.

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.

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

Figures reported to the government equalities office from Penguin Random House, Hachette UK and HarperCollins reveal that while women make up almost two thirds of the workforce, on average men are paid more.

Even though we compare average health workforce densities, we are cognizant that in both economically developed and developing countries, there are inequities in access to health facilities across wealth quintiles and place of resident (rural versus urban).

The average anaesthesia workforce density is even more dire with 0.22 per 100 000 people.

This gap will become evident in the first instance in sectors that have older than average nursing workforce profiles, such as community nursing and nursing homes.

Average health workforce spending per capita rose from 36.4 USD per capita in 2008 to 46.5 USD per person in 2012.

For instance, the average male workforce participation rate in 2009 between 15 and 64 years was 77% compared to 60% for females, and the average male wage was €44,831 compared to €32,021 for females.