Sentence examples for dedicated workforce from inspiring English sources

The dedicated workforce of mainly women fulfils the dual role of brand ambassador and product deliverer.

The losers will be older people needing care and the dedicated workforce struggling to look after them," he said.

CSIRO Staff Association secretary Sam Popovski said the survey was disturbing and "paints a picture of a dedicated workforce that has been demoralised by a year of constant cutbacks".

But whether it's down to the service they provide, their dedicated workforce or their ability to adapt, it is encouraging for job seekers to see there are at least some still recruiting rather than downscaling.

This study argues that a well designed decision making process will have its most positive impact on company financial performance when it is carried out by a capable, motivated and dedicated workforce.

"New York City services have shown constant improvement over the last 12 years despite multiple economic downturns and operational challenges like Hurricane Sandy that have tested our talented and dedicated workforce," Mr. Bloomberg said in a statement.

He has said: "By building motivated, dedicated workforces, the living wage helps businesses to boost the bottom line and ensures that hard-working people who contribute to London's success can enjoy a decent standard of living".

He said: "By building motivated, dedicated workforces, the living wage helps businesses to boost the bottom line and ensures that hard-working people who contribute to London's success can enjoy a decent standard of living".

By partnering with certain organizations dedicated to workforce development, real estate developers can work with the community directly.

That would be tantamount to an illegal modern-day political witch hunt, and would have a profoundly chilling impact on our dedicated federal workforce".

The agency's former chief, John Pistole, once claimed a 2014 article I wrote was "misleading, inaccurate and unfairly disparages the dedicated (TSA) workforce". The following year, after I endured a patdown in Portland, Ore., that nearly turned my private parts into a pancake, I raised hell in USA Today and elsewhere.