Sentence examples for the large workforce from inspiring English sources

The hospital was chosen due to the large workforce with different departments, and the policy of using both powder-free and low-powdered latex gloves for approximately 10 years.

For the large workforce employed in these settings, especially in small and medium enterprises and non-industrial settings (including farming), the contributions from environmental exposures, varying workloads and physiological differences remain poorly characterised.

The larger workforce of largely immigrant women working alone in isolated homes where they may also live-in is still more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.

The larger workforce works fewer hours until the economy is back in shape.

According to the Thames Gateway, this area has a diverse labour force of 8.1 million people, the largest workforce in the UK.

At the age of 48, his responsibilities included supervising the whistleblower unit at the Department of Defense, as well as handling all whistleblower allegations arising from the department's two million employees (by far the largest workforce in the US government), in some cases including allegations originating in the NSA and other intelligence agencies.

(The larger workforce also boosts tax receipts, helping Mr Osborne trim the deficit).But grumpy savers, many of them Conservative voters, are a political problem: 50% of over-60s reckon they would be better off after an interest-rate rise while just 7% think they would be worse off, according to a recent poll.

Nurses and midwives collectively, represent the largest workforce category in rural and remote areas of Australia.

The largest workforce on site was in 1958 when there were 1,011 workers.

Nurses especially novices, the largest workforce in health care, are at highest risk of acquiring and transmitting diseases.

The age of the sample also appears to be fairly representative of the larger workforce (National Survey of Early Care and Education Workforce File 2012).