Sentence examples for disparate workforce from inspiring English sources
The recent UK Deliveroo couriers demonstration objecting to changes of payment to £3.75 per job from an hourly rate of £7 an hour plus £1 per delivery illustrates the challenge a disparate workforce keeping their rights and benefits when there is little employee protection.
The figure for academe, however, lumps together a highly disparate academic workforce that includes students, postdocs, technicians, and various ranks of professors, some of whom enjoy handsome incomes.
This paper addresses the issue of occupational safety and how the process of globalisation can potentially influence the attitudes, beliefs and behaviour of disparate 'national' workforces working across the globe for the same multi-national company.
More effective dissemination of national policies to address the disparate policy opinions; CAMH workforce development to address the human resource gap; and increased integration of CAMH into primary health care and other sectors are suggestions for improving the availability and quality of CAMH services.
Why the disparate responses?
A rather disparate society.
"They're very disparate characters.
It's a disparate experience.
America's workforce grew.
