Textiles and apparel manufacturing is a crucial industry in Pakistan, as it employs roughly 60percentt of the industrial work force.
About 75,000 miners are believed to be on strike, representing nearly a fifth of the industry's work force.
It does not appear that criticism of the lack of inclusion in the tech industry's work force will dissipate anytime soon.
By the time the financial crisis receded three and a half years later, more than 428,000 financial workers had lost their jobs nationwide — an 11 percent drop in the industry's work force, according to Moody's Analytics.
The industry's work force has dropped from 6,000 employees in 1970 to about 900 today, according to Gianfranco Albertini, president of the Promovetro Consortium, which manages a trademark for original Murano glass.
From 1992 to 1998, production capacity was cut to 13 million tons a year from 20 million tons, and the industry's work force fell to 31,600 at the end of 2001 from 147,000 in 1990, according to Bank Przemyslowo-Handlowy PBK in Cracow.
Instead of evolving and translating the skills, facilities and capabilities of our traditional space industry and work force into a new space economic and exploration machine that could deliver endless returns in the form of new jobs, new companies, new exploration projects and science, Congress is about to throw it all away for a big fat pork rocket disguised as a bold new initiative.
In Europe, the pharmaceutical industry trimmed its work force to 630,000, down from 645,000, between 2007 and 2009, according to a European industry trade group.
Six thousand people used to work in Chechnya's oil industry, but that work force has shrunk to 500.
The dispute is the latest flare-up in a summer of strife between German industry and its work force.
