Sentence examples for workforce claims from inspiring English sources

Each year the British workforce claims expenses for 7.7m train journeys, compared with 1.6m flights, but those flights create around six times as much carbon dioxide.Given that over 40% of the flights in the survey were domestic, the green dream is to put more of these flying businessmen into trains.

Contrary to many stories in the media about how low-wage jobs have dominated since the recovery began in 2010, the study from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce claims that the largest job growth has come from good jobs; these jobs paid more than $53,000, tended to be full time, and provided health insurance and retirement plans.

Only 4.5% of the workforce claim unemployment benefit, but around a fifth of working-age adults are officially incapacitated, so the effective unemployment rate is above 25%.In this section Collateral damage Throwing in the keys Keyhole operation Sharing the wealth A hard pounding for Mr Brown?

The case has gone through multiple hearings (details below), resulting in a court order that requires DEMS scientists to turn over all data related to DEMS, including drafts of scientific papers based on that data, to the mining coalition and to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Education and the Workforce, which claims jurisdiction over the study.

The Syriza leader had held out "false promises" about being able end the punishing austerity measures that have seen Greece's economy shrink by a quarter and left nearly 26% of its workforce unemployed, claimed Meimarakis, whose efforts to move his party more towards the centre ground were rewarded with an unexpected bounce in its popularity.

Later, the Chinese Communist Party created projects aimed at integrating women into the workforce, and claimed that the revolution had successfully achieved women's liberation.

That amounts to about 8 per cent of the company's workforce, which its claims is made up of 4,100 people.

Traditionally, many large insurance companies have a problem in that their information technology departments are too big and their claims workforces are too small.

The country needs at least an 8percentt growth rate to create new jobs for the 10 million youth who are joining the workforce every year, claim experts.

The moves were strongly denounced by federal employee unions, which claim the workforce has given up enough.

We need a wide variety of higher education institutions to serve our needs for an educated citizenry, and to meet workforce needs, and to claim that one institution is better than another on the basis of graduation rates seems to me to imply the wrong definition of student success.