Sentence examples for workers globally from inspiring English sources
ESPN is still based in Connecticut and is lean, with 7,000 workers globally.
A report said the company planned to dismiss a third of its 2,700 back-office workers globally.
Social workers globally are always advocates for holistic welfare systems that, premised on preserving people's dignity, are essential to peaceful, productive and sustainable societies.
She is one of an estimated 100 million domestic workers globally who are vulnerable, victims of a culture that devalues and dehumanises domestic work.
The World Health Organisation have estimated that 4.3 million extra health workers globally will be needed if the UN's Millennium Development Goals are to be achieved.
Since the merger, Alcatel-Lucent has laid off about 9,000 workers globally and has begun to eliminate overlapping product lines.
According to IBM, growing complexity means that the number of IT workers required globally to support a billion people and millions of firms connected via the Internet possible within the next decade may be over 200m, two-thirds of America's population.But fear not.
There are no official figures on how many sex workers exist globally, with estimates roughly running between 13.8 and 30 million people.
The policy is a response to the stigma and discrimination and high rates of human rights abuses and violations that sex workers experience globally.
A new review from Cochrane, analysing evidence from over 50 qualitative studies of community health worker programmes globally, has identified eight key factors that could help facilitate success: 1. Community connection: Selecting community health workers with local knowledge and from similar backgrounds to their patients.
It's all part of the federal government's $300 million, 5-year Atlantic Canada Investment Partnership, which is intended to attract investments in new technology and research opportunities, support the development and retention of highly skilled workers, and foster globally competitive companies in the region.
