Sentence examples for services workforce from inspiring English sources

What are the demands facing the Scottish social services workforce?

Are demands on the social services workforce greater than they have ever been?

"With rising demand for healthcare services, workforce shortages will have significant implications for staffing levels and the ability of providers to deliver safe, good quality care for patients," the RCN warns in the report, called Running the Red Light.

People caring for the most vulnerable children in the care system are often among the most low paid of the wider children's services workforce, with average earnings of about £10 an hour.

Carole Payne, head of children's services at Durham county council, says: "We are keen to develop expertise and awareness across the children's services workforce and this training will develop shared understanding and knowledge in a critically important area, helping to improve practice and partnership working between agencies".

Phillips had previously led TiVo's engineering, product and professional services workforce of more than 1,000 members, and helped TiVo shift its business from being known only as a DVR maker, to a cloud services provider as well.

This support workforce accounts for 37% of the total health service workforce and includes roles such as porters, cleaners and administrators.

The impact on the staff is hardly trivial either – nearly 2,000 jobs will go out of a public service workforce of 17,500.

Although they account for just 5% of the health service workforce, their work is linked to 80% of patients' clinical diagnoses.

Dr Carter said: "The only way for the UK to regain control over its own health-service workforce is by training more nurses.

With Gordon Brown's announcement of huge cuts in the civil service workforce, Labour has disgracefully embraced this consensus over "red tape" and joined in the demonisation of public servants working in the civil service.