Sentence examples for workforce order from inspiring English sources

For example, Executive Order 13672 changed the existing equal opportunity in the federal workforce order to protect federal employees from workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.

It adds: "...reducing the number of disabled people eligible for Motability is a short-sighted policy in the sense that it is directly contradictory to the general government policy of producing a high-skill workforce in order to compete in the global economy, and is also directly contrary to the DWP's own policy of getting people into work.

"For example, the disadvantage that this places on those who choose to temporarily leave the workforce in order to raise a family and to study could foreseeably result in an inequitable disincentive for participation in higher education on the basis of gender," said the vice-chancellor, Annabelle Duncan.

But he and his colleagues are still talking about "saving" council jobs, when what they need to do is slash the council's bloated payroll (it employs 21,700 more than 10% of Liverpool's entire workforce) in order to cut the council tax.

"But even this was borne of the experience of needing a healthy workforce in order to wage total war, rather than through concern for the individual child".

Fueling the bullish trend for online education is America's need to retool its workforce in order to compete in the global marketplace.

Encouragingly, policy documents associated with the reforms explicitly signalled a need for a more highly qualified workforce in order to improve quality.

SpaceX plans to lay off approximately 10percentt of its workforce in order to manage its costs, the company confirmed to TechCrunch today.

According to reports in Sunday’s British press, the British telecommunications giant is set to cut 10,000 job cuts, or 6.0% of the total workforce in order to emerge “stronger and better” from the recession.

LSI recently shed 11% of its workforce in order to cut costs, the research firm said, but the cuts will not be sufficient enough to offset "limited sales growth across most business lines".

Pfizer is cutting 10,000 jobs, or 10% of its workforce, in order to save as much as $2 billion in annual sales, and reorganizing its sales and research organizations to try to improve productivity.