Sentence examples for it's workforce from inspiring English sources
"If you look at what's important for our mission, it's workforce development," Anderson told James Schwob, a biology professor at Tufts University whose wife and Tufts colleague, Karina Meiri, is a principal investigator on a SEPA grant.
The Reykjavik, Iceland-based company, which uses genetic data from 70,000 volunteers to pinpoint genes linked to disease, also announced that it would cut it's workforce by 200 people, or 31%.
Teva Pharmaceuticals also cut it's workforce by half in 2009 and left for Hungary -- which had joined the EU in 2004 and where worker salaries were just 1/10th of those in Ireland.
In addition to having it's workforce partially paid for by the government, Walmart also makes a significant portion of its profits by selling to people receiving federal food assistance.
She mentioned Singapore's successful education system, but she stressed that it was "workforce oriented," and her subsequent musings suggested something else, too: that she feels Singaporeans are materialistic.
Cultural historian Richard White has written a history of tourism in Australia and told the Canberra Times that it was workforce trends, especially the participation of women in the jobs market, that's behind a move to "shorter and sharper" holidays.
Not only is it betting on continued momentum, but it's expanded its workforce to meet demand.
Or a business saying it is planning to rationalise its workforce; it's nice to know that the only way some people can be taught to think logically is to be fired.
"I just think it's a healthier workforce," he says.
"While it's important our workforce remains flexible, it is equally important that it is treated fairly.
