Such a policy stance was necessary at that time, so that Oman could improve the health status of its people even before the country had its own critical mass of health workforce.
If Davos wants "resilient dynamism", the delegates should be discussing how to reduce profits as a share of GDP to more normal levels, while boosting the real incomes of the mass of their workforces.
A critical mass of the nuclear workforce will retire soon, says Denecke.
Shortly after the Depression and the start of World War II, women entered the workforce in mass while men were shipped off to war.
Even today, 50 years after women first entered the workforce in mass numbers, only 18% of law firm equity partners are female, less than 5% are CEOs, and a mere 25% of women are executives.
Downsizing central bureaucracies and delinking health service delivery from civil service [ 117] would make it possible to divide the salary mass among a smaller workforce, leaving a better individual income for those who remain.
Mass secondary education supplied the workforce of the world's most successful industrial economy in the late 19th century; mass university education did the same for the period of American economic dominance after the second world war.
They can also create mass dissatisfaction that destabilise your workforce.
Bad posture is collectively turning the desk-chained workforce into a mass of unhealthy hunchbacks.
Effective training should emphasize the implications mass incarceration has on the workforce.
