Sentence examples for perfect workforce from inspiring English sources

This new version of the "peculiar institution" provided much of the basis for the American industrial revolution, with a perfect workforce for the steel industry and mining, along with agricultural production in the famous chain gangs: docile, obedient, no strikes, and no need for employers even to sustain their workers, an improvement over slavery.

While no system has "perfect" workforce data, there are sufficient data available in the NHS in England to develop an approach with acceptable levels of accuracy and completeness.

Undocumented workers, many from Mexico and other parts of Latin America, formed a perfect corporate workforce: thankful for their pay cheques, willing to endure harsh working conditions, unlikely to unionise or even complain.

That may not be a perfect representation of the American workforce, but the company says the size and breadth of its user base is enough to make the data meaningful.

She's the typical 20-something woman complete with a slightly dysfunctional family, a demanding workforce and a picture perfect lover... until she receives the news that she has become diagnosed with leukemia, cancer of the blood.

Health reform provided a perfect opportunity to promote and encourage workforce improvement.

The combination of funding and regulation and further workforce costs has created a perfect storm – a cliche, but there is something in it.

While these trips may sound like the perfect gap year between college and the workforce, the reality is that the workers attracted to these opportunities are often more experienced.

She discovered during a temporary stint in the HR department that her skills and knowledge were a perfect fit for the work--a combination of individual coaching, workforce planning, organizational design, talent assessment, and development support.

Some SMEs are looking to overseas markets, while others are planning on increasing their workforce, but whatever route you choose to take, picking the perfect time to reinvest for growth is a crucial decision for a business owner.

North East Chamber of Commerce chief executive James Ramsbotham added that the performance levels of the Wearside workforce had convinced "Nissan's senior management that Sunderland is the perfect place to oversee production of this new vehicle".