Sentence examples for with a labour force from inspiring English sources
Even China Petro-Chemical, the largest corporation in the world with a labour force of around 1,190,000 employees, is still at least a thousand times smaller than this global movement.
The spatial complexity of destruction and the frustrations of the emergency phase are revealed through archival records, with a labour force having to be assembled, explosives made safe, ruins cleared and shelter provided.
Educational programmes with a labour force that is about 100%% female can, not surprisingly, be found in the sectors of health care (health care assistants), technology (fashion and clothing fabrication), and economics (secretarial).
Imagine we have a labour force with 100 workers, 10 of which are unemployed.
In common with other Arab countries, it has favourable demographic trends, with a growing labour force and a declining dependency rate (children and pensioners as a share of the working-age population).
What we can see emerging on the horizon are the contours of a divided Europe: its southern part will be increasingly reduced to a zone with a cheaper labour force, outside the safety network of the welfare state, a domain appropriate for outsourcing and tourism.
Take away Hispanics and other fast-growing minorities, and America's numbers look like those for Italy, a country full of pensioners with a shrinking labour force.
In South Africa about 25% of the population is unemployed, with a low labour force participation rate of 54% compared to a global average of 69% [ 29].
China's rapid ageing, combined with a shrinking labour force, will "fundamentally reshape the Chinese economy and society", he suggests.
With a shrinking labour force, the standard estimate for Japan in 2012 – that is, before Abenomics – had output per employed worker growing by 3.08% year on year.
Freedom of association for agricultural workers has also been achieved in most countries, although this is more readily achieved in big plantations with a stable labour force than in the traditional subsistence-farming sector.
