Sentence examples for equivalent workforce from inspiring English sources

Full-time Equivalent workforce (Source: Service A, December 2009; Service B, March 2010).

8 Full-time Equivalent workforce (Source: CCNT A, December 2009; CCNT B, March 2010; CCNT C, December 2009).

Chinese industry doesn't have equivalent workforce-development practices, so the country lags in R&D outsourcing and innovation.

There were four NHS activity scenarios created whose outputs were clinical time, whole time equivalent (WTE), workforce numbers and salary costs on DENTASSim: "No Skill Mix", which modelled all care being undertaken by dentists and no delegation to dental therapists.

In fact it employs a workforce equivalent to 5% of the country's population around the world.

A nation of digital consumers, rather than creators, is the 21st century equivalent of a workforce that can read but not write.

Petroleum geologist Colin Campbell estimates that the boost to economic productivity given by our oil-based energy system is equivalent to a workforce of 22 billion carbon slaves.

In the same survey nearly 50percentt of the workforce (equivalent to 58 million workers) report they would join a union if given the chance to do so today, a number that is up from one third of the workforce in prior decades.

Most Indian IT jobs are in building outsourced solutions, quality control, software maintenance and support, and coding to designs created abroad the IT workforce equivalent of C.K. Prahalad's "bottom of the pyramid".

In developing countries, women and children -- usually girls -- spend 140 million hours each day fetching water, equivalent to a workforce of 25 million working eight hour days.

The Universities and Colleges Employers Associationn (UCEA), says a simple headcount of individuals is misleading because some may only contribute a few hours per course, and that data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency on "atypical staff" show that they make up only 3.7% of the full-time-equivalent higher education workforce.