Sentence examples for diaspora workforce from inspiring English sources
Today, 16 % of America's African diaspora workforce consists of first- or second-generation immigrants and 4%% is Hispanic.
The use of a diaspora workforce is only one small step in scaling up efforts to improve the health of populations on a global scale and especially for countries in the southern hemisphere.
It is therefore even more important that the governments of the countries of origin actively cooperate with their health workforce in the diaspora in order to integrate their efforts into the national healthcare system.
The first is the extreme size of the health professional diaspora, for some countries, relative to the domestic workforce.
It has several big assets, including its highly educated workforce and, potentially, the capital of its diaspora.
With the republic suffering heavy losses after the war, Stalin allowed an open immigration policy in Armenia; the diaspora was invited to repatriate to Armenia (nergaght) and revitalize the country's population and bolster its workforce.
