Sentence examples for workforce of which from inspiring English sources

In 2017, German transport company Reinert Logistics implemented an employee app with their workforce, of which 83% of employees are non-desk workers.

The High Pay Centre is setting up a "40 times" club, referring to a specific ratio of executive pay to the wider workforce, of which only a handful of FTSE 100 companies would be members.

The teachers would ask everyone to share their career aspirations during Circle Time, and when Maya would stand up, she'd declare, "I know nothing of this workforce of which you speak.

There is a high prevalence of hypertension among West Africa's workforce, of which a significant proportion is undiagnosed, severe or complicated.

In the United Kingdom (UK) overseas trained doctors form nearly 37% of the workforce of which 10% are from the European Union (EU) alone (Table  1).> The reasons for this in the UK have been driven by factors including reduced trainee numbers, the European Working-time Directive and changes in demographics, expectations and patient flow [ 1, 2].

There is little effort to change the make-up of the workforce (most of which does not wear make-up).

High-speed rail will demand a high-skilled workforce – 50% of which is likely to require NVQ level 3 (A-level) qualification or above.

Writing in the Guardian in April, Adonis said: "High-speed rail will demand a high-skilled workforce – 50% of which is likely to require NVQ level 3 (A-level) qualification or above.

Plus, the 550,000 new square feet of office space will attract a huge new workforce, many of which might participate in the already popular trend of living where you work.

The over-60s account for 5% of its workforce, 80% of which is part-time.Since the supermarket check-out rather than the golf course is already the habitat of many in their twilight years, the new age-discrimination laws are unlikely to trigger a radical change in working habits.

The state has at least three major budget problems related to the costs of the public workforce, all of which contribute to a shortfall that the state's legislative accounting office projects to be almost $11 billion this year — an amount that's more than a third of the state's total budget.