"increase its workforce" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of hiring more employees or expanding a company's staff. Example: "In order to meet the growing demand for their products, the company decided to increase its workforce by 30%."
Apple has announced a major expansion that will see it open a new campus in North Austin and new offices in Seattle, San Diego and Los Angeles as it bids to increase its workforce in the U.S. The firm said it intends also to significantly expand its presence in Pittsburgh, New York and Boulder, Colorado over the next three years.
That's why YouTube says it's now planning to increase its workforce focused on this task.
"The numbers of required immigrants are so large", wrote Mr Feldman, "that they recast the entire debate".Japan could also increase its workforce in other ways, such as by making it easier for women and the elderly to take productive jobs.
"To have a company of Bridgewater's stature make the business decision to invest $750 million in our state and significantly increase its workforce is not only an extraordinary economic 'win,' but signals to the rest of the world that Connecticut is strengthening its leadership position in the very competitive financial services sector".
The company also expects to increase its workforce from 350 to around 800 employees in 2018.
The additional investment in Nissan's Sunderland facility will increase its workforce to 6,000, which is a record high for the factory.
Quite the opposite: it increased its workforce there by 2,000.
In the past year, it has increased its workforce by 25%, to over 11,000, picking up big fish from Salomon Brothers after its absorption into Citigroup, and from J.P. Morgan and Chase.
As Alex Wilhelm writes, the company's aggressive attempts to overhaul its operation has increased its workforce morale, but it's uncertain if it will actually reverse the company's declining revenue.
The backlog is so large that Boeing is increasing its workforce at Puget Sound, not cutting it.Boeing's general counsel, J. Michael Luttig, calls the complaint "preposterous" and "a breathtaking substitution of [the NLRB] for management in the running of an American company".
Housebuilder Redrow increased its workforce by more than a fifth in a year when surging demand for housing sent profits soaring.
