Sentence examples for original workforce from inspiring English sources

Montgomery said Mecom was well into a three-year process to cut costs by reducing its original workforce of 11,000 by around 15%, roughly equating to 1,500 employees.

28: On top of 1,850 layoffs announced in January, Clear Channel slashes 590 jobs, bringing cuts to 12% of its original workforce total.

The move follows a previous round of layoffs that dropped 20% of the original workforce and closed the company's three retail stores.

Laying off such a large portion of the original workforce shows that SFX was less interested in the work Beatport was doing as a company, and more interested in taking control of the brand.

The application of an original health workforce planning model to diabetes has demonstrated the feasibility of implementing an evidence-informed needs-based health workforce model, drawing predominantly on existing datasets.

"It's funny, because construction truly represents the original mobile workforce, so it's hard to believe that contractors and construction workers lack access to great mobile products that help them manage such key components of their jobs," Rogers says of Getable's new direction.

The original black workforce did have the necessary skills, and if the farms had been transferred to cooperatives owned by them, little harm would have been done to the economy.

This change is evident, for example, in the contrasting terms of reference of the 2011 Productivity Commissionh enquiry (whose research informed the original early childhood workforce initiatives) and those of an enquiry that is (as of late 2014) underway.

This would allow the company to then seek approval from the workforce for the original package of changes, but this two-step process would take months to complete.

Workforce status: The original questionnaire item included twelve response categories.

His frieze brings tube passengers shoulder to shoulder with the 13th-century workforce who built the original Charing Cross, representing their medieval construction techniques much as might a stained-glass window.