Sentence examples for professional work force from inspiring English sources

We have an extremely professional work force.

And, of course, societal attitudes have changed drastically with regard to women earning college degrees and entering the professional work force.

But unions also play a vital role in protecting against abuses in the workplace, and in my experience they are integral to training, deploying and managing a professional work force.

That system, besides including intense screening of baggage for bombs and other weapons, is based on having a professional work force of well-trained security personnel, some of whom have the expertise to closely question passengers who are singled out for additional inspection through profiling.

A recent study of CUNY graduation rates by two CUNY sociologists, David Lavin and Elliot Weininger, shows that the need for remedial courses is so widespread that confining them to the junior colleges would almost certainly reduce the number of minority college graduates, further whitening New York's professional work force.

Proactive strategies are needed, especially in countries where the 12-step based treatment units are only a small or marginal proportion of the treatment system, and where there is a less knowledge of TSGs in the professional work force.

The same goes for the smaller employers, like restaurants, gyms, shops, and dry cleaners that serve the growing professional-class work force in the area.

If people are confident in you as a person, then they are confident in your abilities as a professional in the work force.

For national labor leaders, the walkout is clearly seen as a major test of their ability to organize a potentially large segment of the work force: professional workers.

There are lots of folks who don't want to work for the federal government, and the good and professional folks in the work force are likely to be retained by security companies and placed in other demanding security tasks".

But for national labor leaders, who have rushed in to help the strikers, the walkout is seen as a major test of their ability to organize a potentially large segment of the work force: professional workers, like many of the engineers here, who complain of both relentless pressure in the workplace and salaries that they feel do not reflect their contributions to the booming national economy.