Sentence examples for volunteer workforces from inspiring English sources

According to Clarke, this could mean closure by default, because volunteer workforces are by nature unstable, and will face a burden of constant fundraising for running costs.

Volunteer workforces may need to be managed.

Reliance by national and international health programmes on volunteer workforces is rooted in the assumption that volunteers are less costly and thus more sustainable than maintaining a professional cadre of community health workers.

A happy volunteer workforce is critical to a charity.

What are the challenges of relying on an elderly volunteer workforce?

The decline of Wikipedia (MIT Technology Review): Wikipedia's volunteer workforce has dropped by a third since 2007.

Some fashion houses skirt the requirement by taking on interns without contracts, treating them as a sort of volunteer workforce.

They raise £289m a year, employ more than 17,000 people and have a volunteer workforce of more than 213,000.