The phrase "engage in workforce" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to participating in or becoming part of the workforce.
Example: "To improve the economy, we need to engage in workforce development initiatives."
Alternatives: "join the workforce" or "participate in the workforce."
Cohen said that he wished the judiciary committee were instead spending its time on expanding voting rights, ensuring equal pay for women and finding ways to make childcare accessible so that more women could engage in the workforce.
In the immediate term, addiction treatment comes with a considerable price tag, but in the longer term, addiction treatment pays for itself as people get clean, engage in the workforce and pay taxes, instead of being a constant drain on resources through illness, social services, and incarceration.
Thirteen European countries, including the Netherlands, engage in model-based workforce planning, all of which use some form of supply-side projections.
In South Africa, national child social grants given to caregivers of children under the age of 18 have been found to increase both household nutritional status and the ability of parents to engage in the broader workforce [ 56].
It's good for society to keep people engaged in the workforce, and we should be rewarding entrepreneurs and managers who come up with jobs.
Many older people want to remain productively engaged in the workforce, so we need to figure out ways to support and maximize their contributions.
Paid parental leave and progressive family-friendly benefits like those mentioned above are a must to keep employees engaged in the workforce.
If Ronald Reagan and Hillary Clinton can cope with the demands of the Oval Office at 69, there is no compelling reason why millions of other talented seniors cannot be productively engaged in the workforce too.
