Sentence examples for previous workforce from inspiring English sources

The next one, on the following Monday, would be produced without the previous workforce – who were summarily sacked – at News International's brand new plant at Wapping.

In our previous workforce study at Ford Otomotiv Sanayi (FO), the association between high headache frequency and presenteeism in the relatively small female workforce attracted our attention.

According to the 2013 National Early Childhood Education and Care Workforce Census, over 80% of educators working in approved care services in Australia had an early childhood-related qualification - an increase of over 10% in 3 years since the previous workforce census.

Jan Rinehart, president of Women in Engineering Progams and Advocates Network (WEPAN), suggested that current and previous workforce diversity initiatives have had minimal impact because critical cultural change--a true and fundamental commitment to diversity--has still not taken place in academia or industry.

Previous workforce planning attempts needed to reconcile competing views and policies of the predecessor organisations (nine regions and three provincial organisations) and was led by the ministry responsible for health care in Alberta (Alberta Health and Wellness) which had no direct levers to impact service delivery.

We designed a questionnaire for completion online, drawing on questions used in previous GP workforce surveys [ 3, 4].

Importantly, a thorough understanding of occupational risk is needed since currently employed flight attendants have been in their jobs longer than any previous airline workforce.

While previous national health workforce planning has also been conducted, this was in a siloed approach - examining individual specialty workforces (for example, anaesthesia specialists, radiology specialists, critical care nurses) in isolation and at different points in time.

A typical incentive award for a top boss increased by 50% of salary compared with the previous year, while workforce wages were up by £445.

Last week in Gaza, a prominent businessman told me that he had to lay off all but 15 of his previous 200-strong workforce because of the bar on imports and exports.

The other members are from outside NIH and include "an interesting mix of policy veterans" and others not involved with previous studies on workforce issues, says Howard Garrison, deputy executive director for policy at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.