Sentence examples for reserve workforce from inspiring English sources

The reliability of the reserve workforce has been a longstanding issue.

The backbone of FEMA's emergency response is its "reserve" workforce, temporary workers who can be called up at a moment's notice, something like the military reserves.

But the extent of 2017's disasters, including hurricanes Maria, Harvey, and Irma — not to mention California wildfires — have left FEMA with a vastly depleted reserve workforce that will make it harder for the agency to respond in 2018.

Over and above these, an additional 23 nurses had been trained for ART at the time, thus securing a significant reserve workforce for the programme.

Hearing these words, I am reminded that our Duty to People necessitates an unwavering commitment to the citizens we serve and those who serve beside us -- the 88,000 extraordinary men and women who make up our active, reserve, civilian and auxiliary workforce.

The food may not always arrive just in time but the reserve army of a "flexible" workforce certainly does.

But companies also reserve the right to trim their workforce at the first sign of trouble.

Iran, which has a young, well-educated workforce, along with the world's second-largest reserves of both oil and gas, should be on a roll.

Hit it wrong and you have a workforce spread too thin or worse, find yourself burning through reserves by paying costly overhead for people who don't have enough to do.

Yet the rush to capitalize on Myanmar's resources has already begun, with its reserves of oil and gas, gemstones, timber, agriculture, fish and the nation's workforce itself all positioned geographically between the two economic powerhouses of China and India.

Both form part of the "reserve army" of labour, as are the so-called "hidden unemployed" who have left the workforce.