Sentence examples for surplus workforce from inspiring English sources

The food-processing industry is concentrated along the Segura River and has absorbed some of the surplus workforce from the surrounding huertas.

Inflation was interdicted on moral grounds, because it destroyed sound bourgeois finance; and the surplus workforce could always be sent off to the colonies, or left to starve in Ireland.

These subjects differ markedly from last year's CEA outlook, which highlighted the capital account surplus, workforce skills, retirement savings, intellectual property and agriculture.

These subjects, which each receive a chapter in the report, differ markedly from last year's CEA outlook, which highlighted the capital account surplus, workforce skills, retirement savings, intellectual property and agriculture.

This leaves only one other option for how to deal with our massive surplus workforce -- incarceration.

This approach may be associated with a less detrimental health impact due to support and employment of surplus workforce [ 21] (inclusion of persons affected may result in artificial deflation of the results).

Moreover, it remains necessary to determine at what level an indicator suggests workforce surplus or shortage, e.g. when a waiting time becomes unacceptable.

Since then his administration has produced balanced budgets, year-end surpluses, debt reductions, workforce reductions, union givebacks and higher credit ratings.

The United Kingdom has recruited nurses from countries with a reported surplus in their nursing workforce, such as India and the Philippines.

Participants at the meeting agreed on general principles such as strong economic growth, returning the budget to surplus, increasing job opportunities and workforce participation, investing in infrastructure, and encouraging innovation and productivity.

None of the included studies provided information on the demographics of students entering vocational programs, methods of recruiting students into training programs or quantified existing workforce shortages or surpluses.