Sentence examples for countries workforce from inspiring English sources

In developing countries, workforce imbalances have been identified as one of the main bottlenecks that compromise population health development.

In many countries, workforce shortages also apply to academia; capacity to scale up education may therefore be limited.

Efforts to achieve fiscal balance have also affected both countries workforce, including salary cuts and freezing of promotions and a reduction of personnel replacement rates [ 37, 38].

The growth in the incomes of the bottom 90% of industrialised countries' workforces is everywhere slowing down, but is actually falling in the US and UK.

That may be harder for some than for others, given that many countries' workforces are set to level out or shrink as their populations age.

Past research in international management has generally failed to recognize the important contributions that can be made by members of a host country workforce (HCW) in achieving success in expatriate-managed operations.

One estimate, by Harvard's Mr Rodrik, suggests that an increase in temporary migrants from poor countries equivalent to 3% of the rich-country workforce would boost developing countries' incomes by $200 billion a year, more than the new trade round.

Only 4.3% of the countrys workforce is unemployed, against expectations of 4.5%, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Quick: Choosing to hire and maintain an outside-of-the-country workforce.

Surely, a European youth, which is multilingual, acquainted with different cultures, and which aims to become part of a cross-country workforce, will at some point identify itself as European and have a unified belief in Europe.

The issue of overseas-born health professionals working in Australia also needs to be looked at in the context of developing country workforce levels.