Sentence examples for mobile work force from inspiring English sources
A recent study in Maine underscored the penalty paid by the mobile work force.
This high-tech trend, experts say, reflects an increasingly mobile work force as well as consumers' expectations that their cellphones and other wireless devices will work everywhere.
A former labor lawyer, Ms. Horowitz intends to form a forceful advocacy group for freelancers and independent contractors, the most mobile members of an increasingly mobile work force.
This service incorporates VPN, Workgroup Manager, and Firewall services to create increased IT Security for Stanford's ever-increasing mobile work force.
The problem is that a single breach on Dropbox could have much broader implications for a host of larger corporations, which find it increasingly difficult to get a handle on their data with an increasingly mobile work force.
While employees may be willing, or even eager, to work out of the office, it is not clear that serving a mobile work force with such centers can be profitable given the cost of deploying wireless networks.
MDSI, based in Richmond, British Columbia, makes software that utility, telecommunications and courier companies use to manage their mobile work forces.
Based in Fremont, Calif., it has been selling its wireless Global Positioning Service to corporations that want to improve their management of mobile work forces.
As more mines are dug, there is a growing belief in Moranbah that mining companies prefer mobile work forces because they relieve the company of a responsibility to provide housing.
Suddenly, Working Today looks poised to be a model for delivering health insurance and other benefits in a new way, one better suited to today's mobile, more fluid work force, which is exactly what Ms. Horowitz, winner of a MacArthur "genius" award in 1999, had hoped when she cooked it up.
"Defined benefit plans have their advantages," she told me, "but in an increasingly mobile 21st-century work force, the lack of flexibility of D.B. plans is yielding to greater usage of defined contributions plans". It's hard to argue with her, if you look at the numbers.
