Sentence examples for workforce down from inspiring English sources

It's clear that some simple reorganisation could trim the workforce down to seven.

Union membership is now only one-sixth of the workforce, down from one-third in the 1950s.

There have been several rounds of redundancies, with the workforce down from 350 to under 300, while the vans have been cut from 100 to 30.

Women make up only 6% of the UK's engineering workforce, down from 7% in 2013, according to the 2014 annual skills survey from the Institution of Engineering and Technology.

The company will reportedly scale its workforce down by more than 2,000 jobs, or about 3%.

Two decades of downsizing at BT Group, the $33 billion (revenue) british telephone company, left the formerly state-run outfit with a workforce down by 60% from its 1984 peak of 250,000.

As Scholey took over as chairman, the workforce was down to about 60,000, and at privatisation the figure was 50,000.

With the oil now flowing, the Chadian workforce is down to just over 1,000.Car dealers and private security firms have profited from the arrival of well-paid expatriates.

The ONS also published figures for the UK workforce broken down by country of birth, which includes long-term settlers and people who are now British citizens.

Having the legally chosen representatives of the industry's workforce sit down with the leaders of McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's, all of whom are capable of a cost-benefit analysis of their business model, makes more sense.

The number of BAME staff leaving the BBC jumped from 173 in 2014 to 379 last year, an increase of 120%, according to the FoI data, when the broadcaster's total workforce was down only 0.5% to 19,644.