Sentence examples for expected workforce from inspiring English sources

Today's workers may not all retire as expected: "Workforce 2020", a study published this week by the Hudson Institute, a conservative think-tank, argues that more older people will be working longer.

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This is especially problematic in the USA, where the number of STEM graduates must increase by an additional one million over current projections in the next decade to match expected workforce demands (PCAST 2012).

This could well turn out to be the race of the year if, as expected, Workforce, Cape Blanco and Harbinger all turn up and take each other on.

The haulage boss said he expected his workforce to welcome the increase in the personal allowance on income tax.

The council announced that by the 2017/18 financial year it expected its workforce to be down to 7,000 compared with 20,000 in 2010.

When complete, the Vostochny cosmodrome will include up to six launch pads, a new city with schools and civic amenities to house the expected 20,000 workforce, and accommodation for tourists.

A report, On The Up, based on responses from 325 organisations employing more than a million people, found that just over half expected their workforce to be larger in 12 months' time.

Altogether, the bank expects its workforce to shrink by 5,000 this year.

Japan expects its workforce to shrink by 16% (some 10m people) over the next 25 years.

expects its workforce to be down to 9,000 and have fewer than 1,000 contractors by end of 2016.