Sentence examples for workforce of a from inspiring English sources

It was ruthless about bringing down costs, sometimes laying off more than half the workforce of a company it acquired.

Is that exploitation, using the workforce of a billion people who want to make produce for the rest of the world?

TO GET a sense of how international the sex business is these days, consider the workforce of a small but long-established escort agency in London.

An industrial dispute at the Lindsey oil refinery in Lincolnshire escalated dramatically late last night when almost 900 workers were sacked – the entire workforce of a £200m construction project.

The workforce of a mature enterprise typically has high levels of experience, training and retention.

When the workforce of a company is the population of interest, the list of employees is such a register.

Finance and insurance generates a trade surplus of around £40bn a year from a workforce of just over a million.

Before we were a workforce of telecommuters, the United States was a nation of relocators.

The company's workforce of 4,350 last had a pay rise in 2011.

Of a workforce of 120, only 15-20 staff would remain.

But some number of a workforce of twenty-nine thousand will compromise themselves.