Sentence examples for commercial workforce from inspiring English sources

A strongly pro-strike ballot over pensions at Unilever on Monday affirms that anxieties about retirement haunt the commercial workforce too, though for most of them the damage is already done.

To this end, in this study, we report in detail on an investigation into the extent to which apprentices in Switzerland and Germany need the same competence to be prepared for the commercial workforce.

As this site features only women, our analysis excludes male prostitutes (perhaps a fifth of the commercial-sex workforce).

Or as BlackRock recently noted in their White Paper, "Longevity Changes Everything" and could be a lever for commercial, workplace and workforce strategies.

Female pilots, who make up just 4% of the commercial airlines' pilot workforce, reported more days with poor mental health and having more diagnosed depression than male pilots, the study found.

The review reported an analysis of benefits in terms of direct cost savings to the healthcare system, commercial development, healthy workforce, and intrinsic value to society due to the health gain [ 18].

In a May blog he'd questioned the legitimacy of conscription if conscripts were used as a workforce for commercial ventures rather than to defend the country.

What started as an experiment dehydrating fruit in his mother's kitchen has grown into a partnership with Hattie Larlham, an Ohio nonprofit that serves children and adults with developmental disabilities, to use their shared commercial kitchen space and workforce to craft Peaceful Fruits' snack bars.

Dependent on a migrant workforce, their commercial activity was driven by entrepreneurs, who were usually painters.

Given the significant emissions impact of our country's commercial buildings and the increasing workforce demand for environmentally conscious companies, the path forward is clear.

This means young people are chronically under-educated and then join a low-skilled workforce of less commercial value to businesses, in a competitive global economy where higher skills are required.