Sentence examples for workforce complement from inspiring English sources

Even though the full workforce complement (by category and person-hours worked) at the plant remained largely unchanged, there were seasonal workers employed during the two incidents.

During both incidents 22 animal health officers were drafted in to supervise the rendering process giving an overall plant workforce complement of 157.

The rendering plant is situated in the West Midlands (180 miles from the affected farms in Suffolk), and employs a constant workforce complement of 135 shift workers delivering a 24 hour operation.

We used a case study approach to examine the intake process, the current workforce complement, and any other potential providers that may enhance access to surgical intervention and/or treatment options.

The reason is that employers anticipate turnover costs, which incentivizes relying on a small core workforce complemented with a periphery of temporary workers.

I suspect we'll see more and more industries expand their tech capabilities, but the ones who will come out on top are the ones who will be able to also keep growing their workforces to complement the new machinery advancements — though only time will tell.

Downtown residents and businesses see skid row as a prime spot to build modest and workforce housing to complement the largely expensive lofts and apartments in the rest of the central core.

Leadsom said investment in improving productivity with technology would be part of the answer: "As I've travelled the UK, I've seen a whole raft of new technologies that complement the workforce". She added there were "large number of farmers that are yet to seize these opportunities".

Fusing these two bookends of the workforce, so that they complement each other instead of competing for the same scarce opportunities, is critical to economic security.

For policy-relevant reviews, the reviewing workforce needs to be complemented by workforces with skills to commission, monitor, peer review, and edit systematic reviews for policy audiences.

Even in a full-employment scenario, migrants will need to complement the domestic workforce.