Sentence examples for post workforce from inspiring English sources

During the 2010 controversy, Intel Corp. spokesman Chuck Mulloy publicized the company's figures -- and Intel continues to post workforce statistics on its website.

IT IS comforting to know that in a newly-built factory, under western management, a properly trained and well-paid post-communist workforce can produce world-class products, with productivity that easily matches western levels.

And with another ante-post fancy, Workforce, ruled out yesterday in favour of a Derby preparation over further than a mile, the Guineas market leader St Nicholas Abbey and Thursday's Craven Stakes winner Elusive Pimpernel, now second choice in the lists, were duly trimmed without leaving their boxes.

These colleges, and hundreds of two- and four-year public institutions that were founded in the 20th century, were designed to provide access to higher education to state residents of all economic strata and to train students for the Industrial and Post-Industrial workforce.

Allowing students to surf the internet unrelated to class work hamstrings their ability to learn both substantive information and professional behavior needed for a smooth and successful transition into the post-graduation workforce.

Post-conflict countries such as Sierra Leone, Liberia, Somaliland, and West Bank and Gaza territories have a reasonably developed telecommunications infrastructure, and therefore potential for e-health to strengthen the post-conflict workforce [ 12- 14].

They just need to be in post, squeezing the workforces' real wages to lift profits, now the fast and easy route to apparent better performance, and thus to increase their own remuneration.

" To attract a diverse workforce post-Brexit, universities should set out their stall, says McKenna. "Our vice-chancellor gave a speech in which he said that we are open for business and, in line with the university's very pro-remain stance, we continue to welcome any staff and student, irrespective of where they are from.

Doncaster Council agreed to cut the equivalent of 670 full-time posts from a workforce of about 5,200.

The Care Quality Commission CQCC) has 283 unfilled posts in its workforce, including inspectors whose job it is to ensure care homes meet standards.

To meet the need for a highly qualified workforce, post-secondary education institutions need to put an extra effort to increase the number of qualified full-time EC faculty while continuing to improve the quality of pre-service teacher preparation programs.