Sentence examples for large workforces from inspiring English sources

So, like other companies that manufacture in Britain, they also need large workforces outside it.

Companies, especially those with large workforces, can play an active role here, says Jenny Hawker, a health management expert at UK consultancy Mercer.

The system has worked well enough for big employers, since large workforces make possible the pooling of risk that any healthy insurance market requires.

While some western investment is beginning to flow, most of it is in industries like technology which do not require large workforces.

The city responded, first by offering a payroll tax break to companies like Twitter that located in its rundown Central Market neighborhood, and then by phasing out the payroll tax altogether and replacing it with a gross receipts tax – a popular change for tech companies that often have large workforces before they have any revenue.

Irving Yass, of London First, a business lobby for London, explains that the soaring cost of office space in the capital now reputedly the most expensive in the world and a string of mergers means that the need for new buildings capable of housing large workforces is pressing.

No wonder rounding up a sufficiently large "workforce" can only be done through force and coercion.

Training also becomes more efficient when spread across a large workforce.

 "The rolling business could have some takers but will require serious concessions from the government, mothballing of lots of facilities and large workforce layoffs.

"Have they been living beyond their means?" He continued, "When you have a lot of imports, a large workforce, and wages that are quite low, and yet you're not exporting — it doesn't add up".

Sharif has ordered an acceleration of an already ambitious privatisation programme, including a restructuring and sell-off of the state carrier Pakistan International Airlines, which will have to shed much of its large workforce.