Sentence examples for taking the workforce from inspiring English sources

After Antony Jenkins was first promoted to chief executive at Barclays he is said to have told investors that he could envisage a total of 40,000 fewer staff – taking the workforce to 100,000 – as a result of the impact of new technology.

The 6 5 tall lanky native North Carolinian roams the Cary campus most days without a tie on -- "I put one on if I have a meeting with a customer," he says -- and notes that one of his favorite things to do is ask someone he's sharing the elevator with "So, what are you working on?" It's kind of his way of taking the workforce temperature.

Taking the workforce planning of general practitioners (GPs) as an example, the advised and realized inflow over the last 10 years is described, as well as the extent to which the planning process has been successful in reaching a balance between supply and demand.

That's for two reasons: one, to keep that building in public ownership, so it doesn't become a five-star hotel, and make our Town Hall more accessible; two, we want to save the £40m a year we spend on rent on this place [the current Town Hall] and take the workforce into the heart of Whitechapel so that their buying power is used for local products.

The company recently announced it would hire an extra 8,000 people, mostly on zero-hours contracts – taking the UK workforce to more than 100,000 for the first time.

Therefore, this paper has two objectives: (1) to present a typology of existing forecasting approaches, taking the physician workforce planning as an illustrative case; and (2) to analyse methodological challenges of such models and discuss potential paths for improvement.

Taking the Dutch GP workforce as an example, during the last decade the required inflow in specialized training strongly varied by the different scenarios that were applied.

The comments came as IAG returned to the black after Walsh's efforts of taking the knife to the workforce of struggling Spanish carrier Iberia paid off.

However, confusion arises when rival parties ask if it should be calculated by taking the size of the workforce into account, or raise complex exceptions such as shares initially ceded to black investors, but then sold to other stakeholders.

"One, you're going to get the extra workers taking up the workforce to this colossal 3,000 plus, that's an amazing number in this day and age.

US sentiment towards robots is often negative, supported by one-sided reports and studies of automation taking over the workforce.