The phrase 'workforce of over' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who comprise a larger body of people. For example: "This company has a workforce of over 200 people."
The current systems used to record employee attendance is fair and predictable and has resulted in dismissals of 11 permanent employees out of a workforce of over 5,000 permanent employees in 2013".
The Cleveland Clinic is the city's largest private employer with a workforce of over 37,000 as of 2008.
Of a national workforce of over 400m, only about 9m are in the private organised sector.
But in 2010, Rakuten mandated an English-only policy for its workforce of over 10,000 employees.
"We continue to recruit employees to support our business and operations globally and we continue to maintain a workforce of over one million employees worldwide".
GSK has attempted something far more radical.Many of the jobs held by the new firm's combined workforce of over 100,000 have been reshuffled.
With a grant from the Global Fund in 2008, the government doubled the size of the HSA workforce to over 10,000 HSAs, each serving approximately 1,000 people, for the delivery of community-based interventions.
So most of the participants are employed by companies with a workforce of 100 – 500 or over 2,000.
Finance and insurance generates a trade surplus of around £40bn a year from a workforce of just over a million.
The union was told Queensland Nickel would also change its pay cycle from monthly to fortnightly for the remaining workforce of just over 500.
WITH a workforce of just over 491,000 in 2013, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is second only to Walmart among civilian employers in America.
