"increased employees" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a particular organization or company having more employees than it did in the past. For example: "The company experienced significant growth in the last year, resulting in an increase in employees from 50 to 200."
The eIsland offer valued the company at 2.76 billion euros ($2.73 billion), and would have increased employees' stake in the company, held in a trust, to 25.1percentt from 14.9percentt now.
Increased significance of entrepreneurial orientation has led to augmented level of attention on organizational factors that contribute towards increased employees' innovative and entrepreneurial orientation (Elenkov et al. 2005; Scheepers et al. 2008; Stull 2005).
The survey showed significant improvement in the perceived quality of indoor air, reduced worksite exposure to SHS and increased employees' awareness of the smoke-free policy.
About 17 states increased employee-contribution requirements last year.
Increased employee health care costs also weighed on its quarterly performance.
The agreement would also require increased employee contributions to health care plans.
Corporate users have also reported more internal "connected thinking", enhanced capacity to track progress and increased employee engagement.
Risks detailed in the filing include an increased employee attrition rate, as well as Argentina's deteriorating macroeconomic picture.
The accord increased employee contributions, established sharply lower benefit tiers for new employees, and raised the retirement age by two years.
Private-sector production growth during the 1990s and early 2000s was largely due to increased employee hours worked and higher production per employee.
The Costco Wholesale Corporation said Wednesday that its fourth-quarter profit fell 6percentt, partly because of the stronger dollar and increased employee benefit costs, but results beat analysts' estimates.
