Sentence examples for the workforce two from inspiring English sources

When women began entering the workforce, two incomes started to be necessary to support a family, and women are still stuck doing the bulk of housework and child care.

With over 20,000 employees (VW has 343,000) there must be ten of them on its 21-member board—seven from the workforce, three from the unions.

"I remain convinced that early salvage [closure] of this face is essential to minimise risk of serious injury to the workforce," one communication in March 2012 said.

Jump to media player A survey by the Pew Research Center has asked experts to imagine the role of artificial intelligence in the workforce ten years from now.

A survey by the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development estimated that there are more than a million zero-hours contract workers – 3.1% of the UK workforce – four times the estimate of the Office for National Statistics in 2012.

In reality, both parents are in the workforce in two out of three families with children.

He cut the workforce from three hundred and ninety thousand to two hundred and seventeen thousand.

The typical on-campus master's degree takes a student out of the workforce for two years, which means not only two years of lost salary, but also work experience and retirement contributions.

SEVERAL other factors will affect employers in coming years, says Harriet Hankin, a benefits consultant, in her book, "The New Workforce: " Five Sweeping Trends That Will Shape Your Company's Future" (Amacom, $27.95).

Agency workers are more likely to be younger and less qualified than the rest of the workforce, and four out of five are white.

Increasingly, she says, students from India and China will shun the idea leaving the workforce for two years' study.