Sentence examples for regular work force from inspiring English sources

Its regular work force of 44,000 could face cuts of 3,000 to 5,000, or as much as 11percentt.

Scott Lamb, the company's vice president for investor relations, said that except for a plant in Louisiana that blew up last year, the company's mills are operating better with replacement workers than they did with their regular work force.

Earlier this week, Agilent said its unprofitable Healthcare Solutions Group would begin a global reorganization program to reduce its regular work force of approximately 5,000, by about 450 people by the end of October.

Sun Microsystems stands out in the information technology industry for its refusal to lay off sizable portions of its regular work force, while mass layoffs by companies like Motorola, Lucent Technologies and Nortel make headlines.

A strike at the Foshan factory brought the company's auto-assembly operations in China to a temporary standstill — and the regular work force there was lured back to their jobs with reportedly much larger wage increases than Honda is offering here in Zhongshan.

It says the government is exaggerating the crisis, and it wants to redirect billions of dollars from economic bailout packages to subsidize and encourage companies to transfer their temps into their regular work forces.

Blackwater's security guards in Iraq are the most visible members of this off-the-regular-books work force, which has mushroomed over the past decade, according to various estimates.

For one, the plan did not go far enough in breaking down the distinctions between regular and nonregular work forces that has created a rigid and inefficient two-tier labor force.

And why does everyone benefit when women enter the work force and bring home regular pay checks?

After his regular work shift at a factory, the Germans would force him and other prisoners to dig trenches that were used for dumping the bodies of victims.

They had been used as a flexible work force, a supplement to the 1,200 regular employees, to step up production during demand surges, now nonexistent.