Sentence examples for workforce below from inspiring English sources

To keep his full-time workforce below the magic number of 50, he is relying more on part-timers.

All, with the exception of the Bridgeport-Stamford area in Connecticut, had unemployment rates among retirement-age workers who wish to remain in the workforce below the national average of 9.1%.

Dust containing C. burnetii sporelike forms could have been sucked through the balcony doors from the renovated offices, fallen onto the workforce below, and inhaled by those infected.

The military owns farmland and builds everything from highways, resorts and hotels to sewers, schools and bridges - a list that is as exhaustive as its economic domination is efficient, given that it pays its workforce below-average wages and conscripts make up a large majority of the workforce.

He had patently failed to keep the biggest promise he made to the German people in his first term of office that he would bring unemployment down from 4m (around 9% of the workforce) to below 3.5m.

The firm she rejoins is far smaller than the one she left; according to a Reuters report, Lucent said today that it will reduce its workforce to below 55,000 by June, down from 106,000 before it began restructuring a year ago.

IDC defined SMEs as companies with less than 100 employees, but Dell is targeting the smallest fries, those with a workforce of below 25, a big market segment in Asia.

Mike Jackson, Unison senior national officer, said local NHS bodies must offer salaries attractive to managers capable of running hospitals with turnovers that, in some cases, exceed £900m, but added: "It is not right for senior staff to get above inflation pay hikes, while the rest of the workforce get a below inflation pay deal.

The commission supported greater pay transparency and recommended that large companies be required to report the proportion of their workforce paid below a low pay threshold, such as the living wage.

The percentage of Americans in the workforce remains below pre-recession levels because millions of people who want jobs have become too discouraged to continue to seek employment.

This marks a marginal improvement compared to the situation reported in 2008, when 54 of the same set of countries had a workforce density below this threshold [ 9].