Sentence examples for general work force from inspiring English sources
Many of those in the general work force have come offshore from Britain's declining industrial regions.
Those 55 and over represent 20.6 percent of the general work force, but 15.8 percent of the advertising industry.
As a result, the average age of R.N.'s is rising faster than that of the general work force.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, simply having a general work force that is high school or even college educated represents no competitive advantage in modern international competition.
The index — which includes the general work force and people in jobs where testing is federally mandated — shows an overall positive rate of 3.8percentt in 2007, compared with a high of 13.6percentt in 1988.
ALL this could have broad ramifications for older workers in general, work force experts say, as aging corporate bosses show greater sympathy than their younger peers to demands for more flexible hours and telecommuting.
Strengths: An injection of money from a new partial owner last year — Sahara India Pariwar — helping with one of last year's major problems: budget; the Mercedes engine; the general technical work force of the team.
Dyer had asked for $400,000 in compensation for emotional distress and an injunction that would have narrowly tailored affirmative action policy to address racial and gender underrepresentation in specific pools of qualified applicants instead of the general city work force, which is the current practice.
Faced with an aging population and the falling popularity of general practice as a career there have been concerns that the future Scottish general practitioner (GP) work force may be insufficient to manage a rising clinical workload [ 1].
The participation rate of the general population in the work force climbed to 67.2percentt in 2000 from 59.2percentt in 1950.
General Hayden spoke to the work force for under an hour, taking questions and getting a standing ovation, said Jennifer Millerwise Dyck, an agency spokeswoman.
