Sentence examples for binding workforce from inspiring English sources
Usually, the generation of 3D co-culture systems requires a lot of hands-on, non-automated work, binding workforce and limiting broad applications.
When such a deal is negotiated with the works council it is binding on the workforce, a "huge advantage", he says.
He added: "As far as I understand the company are away to draft it into a legal document which the convenor will sign on behalf of the shop stewards committee, and that will then be binding on the workforce in the plant".
Masayoshi Son, the founder and chief executive of SoftBank, said he was willing to make a legally binding commitment to at least double the workforce at ARM headquarters in Cambridge within the next five years.
Pfizer insists that those pledges - including to keep 20% of its R&D staff are - "tangible, legally-binding and represent significant investment in the economy, skilled workforce and scientific knowledge-base of the UK".
America's workforce grew.
The workforce is shrinking.
This is the new workforce.
Its workforce is well trained.
A demoralised workforce is a compliant workforce.
