Sentence examples for fall in workforce from inspiring English sources

The global fall in workforce productivity caused by the disease amounts to USD 13 billion every year.

On average 81% of the police's spending is allocated to staffing; this of course means it is entirely predictable that reductions in budgets will directly lead to a sizeable fall in the workforce.

That brings the total fall in the police workforce since September 2009 to just over 30,000.

But Japan's youth joblessness, which surged after its financial crisis in the early 1990s, has stayed high despite a fast fall in the overall workforce.

Since the apex of the last financial crisis in October 2008 when Lehman Brothers went bust, this number has declined by a full 3.8% - a staggering fall in the size of the workforce.

Suddenly, politicians are vying for solutions to the longest fall in earnings since the 1870s and a workforce denied basic securities.

The share of people willing to work may fall in a recession, for instance, as discouraged people temporarily drop out of the workforce.

The fall in the unemployment rate was also driven in part by a fall in the participation rate – the number of people in the workforce – which dropped to 62.8% from 63.2%.

Bombardier, maker of the Learjet and Challenger aircraft, today forecast a 25% fall in sales of its business jets and announced a 10% reduction in the workforce at its aerospace division – including 975 jobs at factories in Northern Ireland.

Companies with a workforce of 10 or fewer can lay off staff after a one-month fall in income, while those with up to 300 employees must demonstrate three successive quarters of falling revenues.

Ms Curnock Cook says she is "instinctively convinced" the fall in the proportion of male students is connected to the increasing gender imbalance in the school workforce.