Sentence examples for private workforce from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, our youngest veterans are entering the private workforce at a very challenging time," Mr. Constantine wrote.

It said Mr. Kidd had asked Mr. Obama to help with programs that ease servicemembers' transition to work in the private workforce.

Neither is as impressive as it sounds: manufacturing employment remains a smaller share of the private workforce than in 2007, and imports have recently grown even faster than exports as global growth has faltered and the dollar has climbed.

The private workforce that has developed is on the whole characterised by a polarisation between relatively secure and high-paying jobs and a bulk of insecure, deunionised, low-paid work.

He now helms the world's largest private workforce, with 2.2 million employees, and the most dominant company in sales, with $476 billion in annual revenue.

If the setbacks for pension funds are severe enough, it could force state governments to raise taxes to cover shortfalls and induce companies to cut back on dividend payments to shareholders in order to set aside additional money for their private workforce pensions.

Highlighting the fact that just 15% of the private sector workforce is unionised, compared with over half of the public sector workforce, he told unions they needed to change "if that is to change".

Can the rest of the private sector workforce keep the tills ringing and by virtue of buoyant demand, manufacturers in rude health?

Indeed one of the most striking aspects of the changing private sector workforce in recent decades is how damaging it has been to the unions, whose strength now more than ever is concentrated in the public sector.

Judith Nelson, the supermarket's HR director for the UK and responsible for the largest private sector workforce in the country, quit with staff informed yesterday by chief people officer Alison Horner, according to sources.

Updated at 2.18pm BST 1.40pm BST The NFP report shows that the private sector workforce increased by 192,000 -- in other words, there were ZERO new government jobs created during in March.