Sentence examples for peak workforce from inspiring English sources

They called it Valley Industrial Plastics and for 15 years they, and a peak workforce of about 100 employees, made automotive parts and household goods.

While sales fell 53% over the last 12 months, Corning has so far cut only 28% of its peak workforce.

The roof was set on in December, as work continued inside, with a peak workforce of 650.

The peak workforce amounted to around 900 men, but their numbers fluctuated, with the lowest number of active workers during the winter months.

At its peak, Serco had a workforce of 125,000, contracts on four continents, and revenues of £5bn.

Maybe it will be the growing lines that airline passengers will face to get through airport security due to the hiring freeze and inability of the Transportation Security Administration to pay for the overtime necessary to surge their workforce at peak travel times.

The workforce here will peak at 2,500, more than doubling in the next few weeks.

During the first world war, the dockyard workforce hit a peak of 30,000, and whole Barrow suburbs were built to house it.

Sustained by a trade union movement that, at its peak, represented about half the workforce, the party itself was once a million-strong.

Many of its workers were previously employed in nearby shoe factories that closed down – Bata in Maryport, or Millers in Cockermouth which had a 3,000-strong 3,000-strong its peak.

In the six weeks up to November 24th, 70 finance firms in Britain simulated a five-month-long flu pandemic which at its peak meant almost half the workforce was absent.