Sentence examples for organised workforces from inspiring English sources
These unconformities are likely to represent periodic re-excavation or maintenance of the moat and therefore indicate the presence of large, presumably centrally organised workforces.
But the more conventionally organised workforces have also been having their own successes.
There was an overt and strident programme to transform the country from one based on manufacturing and heavy industries, with large organised workforces, into a predominantly service-based economy with a fragmented, flexible, non-unionised labour pool.
Organising workforces is labour-intensive.
Vargas was one of the first to organise the workforce, and says when they first started wearing small, pro-union badges, she was sacked along with six other colleagues, until the Culinary Workers Union intervened and got her employment reinstated.
Carving up our rail network to multiple operators is a way of breaking down an organised and unionised workforce.
Keen watchers of Labour politics will not have missed the fact that Osborne's photo opportunity came with a Tesco workforce organised by unions whose members pay the political levy to the Labour Party.
The health workforce is organised around groups of professions that embrace a repertoire of pre-defined skills within a unifying philosophy, codified through formal education and measured by the achievement of specific competencies.
We sought a means of identifying potential specialist surgical conditions managed in primary care, and then classifying them into categories that described the potential needs and demand for surgical specialists, acknowledging the way that the specialist workforce is organised.
Agencies that provide a real service in recruiting, organising and administering workforces perform a key function in an increasingly reactive world.
Throughout the world, the surgical workforce is primarily organised in anatomical disciplines (e.g. colorectal surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, head and neck surgery).
