Sentence examples for combined the workforce from inspiring English sources

In this scale, we combined the workforce participation of the head of the household during childhood and the subject's own workforce participation at ages 30 35 and 40 45 (i.e., those categorized as being inside the workforce were given 0 points and those categorized as being outside the workforce were given 1 point).

Further job cuts, as many as 25,000, are expected from the combined 140,000 workforce during the three-year integration.

The combined workforce of the two councils is about 850 people.

The only guarantee that the Scotland-born Read was prepared to give was Pfizer's previously made pledge that 20% of the combined R&D workforce would be based in Britain for the next five years.

That said, it's unclear how the size of the combined workforce might be affected or how the management structure will work out between the two companies, which have about 800-900 employees between them.

Asked whether the government was happy with Pfizer's pledge to keep 20% of the combined R&D workforce in Britain for five years, he said ministers were seeking a "longer period than that".

The combined ASEAN workforce, though, is sufficiently large (and sufficiently skilled) to tempt foreign companies should they consider relocating some of their basic manufacturing away from China.

The combined global workforce of just AT&T and JP Morgan Chase is nearly 500,000 employees.

The Charlotte, N.C.-based bank said on Thursday that the approval of its acquisition of the plagued Countrywide will mean layoffs of positions that overlap within the companies, resulting in the dismissal of 2.9% of the combined company's workforce.

The union between Garban and Intercapital could result in a reduction of 20% of the combined workforce of 3,000, although management expects the natural wastage of leaving and retirement will reduce the number of job losses.

Marx (1977) showed how production is based on the combined workforce - appropriated by capital - of the collective of workers.