Sentence examples for smallest workforce from inspiring English sources

Privately owned CHCs were found to have the smallest workforce in healthcare, the lowest share of government funding against the total revenue, the highest share of out-of-pocket payments, and the lowest coverage rate of health insurance schemes.

It also has one of the smallest workforces – 590 of the 468,700 civil servants employed by central government.

The EPA has one of the smallest workforces in the federal government, employing about 15,000 persons.

The agency employed about 15,300 people ― one of its smallest workforces since 1989.

His father's small workforce was like a family, and Leo was known throughout the area for his fairness.

Years of underfunding have led to a relatively small workforce of researchers, clinicians and care professionals with expertise in dementia.

By 2020 there will be 50% more pensioners than in 1990 and a smaller workforce to support them.

Even now, with a much smaller workforce, it is the heart, soul and pride of the town.

With precision equipment, large numbers of identical parts could be produced at low cost and with a small workforce.

With precision equipment, large numbers of identical parts could be produced by a small workforce at low costs.

Or at least it did until Kick It Out, whose small workforce includes Troy Townsend, Andros's father, demanded a retraction.