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"The GP workforce faces significant challenges but we disagree that these are insurmountable," said Prof Helen Stokes-Lampard, its chair.

A fifth of the Japanese workforce faces the risk of death from overwork, according to a new government survey into the country's notoriously strenuous working culture.

Within Australia and the rest of the world paediatric orthopaedic nursing as a subspeciality nursing workforce faces challenges due to a lack of formal education programs that support the development of knowledge.

While the American workforce faces many hurdles, we can continue building the middle class by strengthening the labor movement.

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The Comptroller General concluded that "The acquisition workforce faces serious challenges" in such matters as "size, skills, knowledge, and succession planning". The issue of oversight is further complicated by the multiple layers of contracting and subcontracting that are endemic to the contracting system.

However, the nursing workforce faces the same health issues as the population it serves.

The public health workforce faces new and evolving challenges to both preventing and controlling disease in order to promote population health.

The Malaysian health workforce faces shortages of health workers, with 0.9 physicians per 1000 population, which is below the 2.2 per 1000 average in upper middle income-countries.

But the rest of the VA workforce face uncertainty.

"We anticipate that more than 400 people – close to 10% of our ongoing workforce – face potential redundancy as we adjust our activities over coming months," Scott said.