Sentence examples for museum workforce from inspiring English sources

On Monday, a diversity report by the Arts Council found that while the proportion of BME people in the arts and museum workforce was going up – 17% of the workforce in England's 663 national portfolio organisations is BME compared with 15% of the population as a whole – BME staff were still underrepresented in top jobs.

The Cleveland Museum of Art is considering using IntelliNet, an MSP based in Cleveland, Ohio, because the museum's 400-person workforce has only one worker dedicated to maintaining its computer network, says Douglas Hiwiller, the museum's manager of information technology.

The Cultural Value and Inequality report by Kate Oakley and Dave O'Brien, discussing inequality within both the creation and consumption of cultural value, indicates that women make up nearly 70% of the workforce in museums and galleries.

Other museums are looking at trust status because we are independent of the local authority pay structure that has historically undervalued the museum sector and its skilled workforce.

The museum's hybrid structure creates tensions in the workforce, according to several employees.

Campbell added that the museum anticipated the need to reduce the rest of its workforce by 10% by July, which could mean a reduction of as many as 250 additional full- and part-time jobs.

Perceived feminisation of the workforce The creative industries stats site Data Generator reveals that museums are overrun by women: the proportion of people working in cultural heritage has been steadily around 40% male and 60% female.

Now populated by a permanent workforce dressed in period costume, Skansen is part social experiment, part living museum.

It began last week among employees at the Georges Pompidou Center, the Modern art museum known as Beaubourg, who say that such a policy will devastate the museum, because 44percentt of the workforce is due to retire in the next decade.

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