Sentence examples for total employed from inspiring English sources

In the European Union more than 12m people work in manufacturing and services related to cars and other vehicles, around 6% of the total employed population; the equivalent figure for America is 4.5% of private-sector employment, or 8m jobs.

One of these telling statistics is the "U-6 unemployment rate," a more expansive measure that counts the "total unemployed, plus all persons marginally attached to the labor force, plus total employed part time for economic reasons, as a percent of the civilian labor force".

The key thing the company will do differently is increasing the number of staff, by roughly an extra 1,000 people, bringing the total employed on the contract to around 1,500 to help clear the backlog of approximately 600,000 people waiting to be assessed and to allow them to treat claimants with greater sensitivity.

The second panel displays employment data (total employed from the household survey), which starts a little later, 1976Q3 2011Q2.

Figure 2 presents the number of e-entrepreneurs as a percentage of the total employed population by gender.

Among the total employed at top Silicon Valley tech companies, 47 percent were white, 30percentt were women, 41percentt were Asian American, 3percentt were black and 6percentt were Hispanic.

Twenty-three of 41 mothers (38.3% of total sample) and 17 of the 34 fathers (28.3% of total sample) employed in farm work had not received pesticide safety training.

In total, Blockbuster employed 4,190 people, and the jobs of the remaining staff hang in the balance.

The report, released Monday, found that the total staff employed by the network news divisions (NBC, ABC and CBS) fell 7percentt in 2007 compared to the year before.

Last year an official Saudi government report said more than 1.3 million people – or 12% of the total number employed – were employed in the public sector in Saudi Arabia, with women making up 38.7%.

The total number of betting shops in the UK declined by 166 to 8,809, but the number of staff working in them increased by 1,166 to 52,566, just under half of the total 108,063 employed in the gambling industry.