Sentence examples for workforce of mainly from inspiring English sources

The dedicated workforce of mainly women fulfils the dual role of brand ambassador and product deliverer.

A workforce of mainly low-paid women expected to work longer, pay more and get less when they retire.

Ai-jen Poo, the director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, emphasized the need for domestic care workers who are illegal immigrants — "a growing workforce of mainly immigrant women who take care of our children, our aging loved ones and our homes," as she described them — to be allowed some flexibility in proving that they have been living and working in the United States.

At the request of the emir of Qatar, Hamad Ben Khalifa al-Thani, the Frenchman is producing 4m flowers a year with a workforce of 60, mainly from Nepal and India.

But in an effort to save £21m from the 2014/15 budget 197 jobs will be lost from a workforce of 12,112, mainly through changes to adult services.

Although some white diggers continued to work as overseers or skilled labourers, from the mid-1880s the workforce consisted mainly of black migrant workers housed in closed compounds by the companies (a method that had previously been used in Brazil).

Zambia is a country experiencing a serious shortage of health workforce due mainly to emigration and the low capacity of national medical and nursing schools, as well as deaths among health providers as a consequence of HIV/AIDS [ 8].

Ghana is well-endowed with natural resources and agriculture accounts for roughly one-quarter of GDP and employs more than half of the workforce, mainly small landholders.

Yesterday, when local ratings and reviews site Yelp posted strong quarterly earnings with a surprise profit of $2.1 million, it also slipped in the news that it plans to lay off 175 people, or four percent of its workforce, mainly in its international operations in sales and marketing roles, after failing to grow its business outside of North America.

CCAs' (6 % of the workforce) mainly delivered personal care, and had a limited role in medicines support.

The forum was sponsored by Lilly's African American Network and Global Diversity and Inclusion Office to discuss the effects on Lilly's workforce of racial tensions across America emanating mainly from police-related deaths of unarmed African Americans.