Sentence examples for workforce out from inspiring English sources

Right behind it is next-door Oregon, another former boom state, with 6.5% of its workforce out of a job, the country's second-worst figure.

Thessaloniki, which has long had the country's highest jobless rates, now has 65% youth unemployment and around a third of the general workforce out of work.

Greece has ended up with a quarter of its workforce out of work, and with more than half its young people unable to find a job.

The only possible explanation for this is that the BBC wanted to scare Britain's workforce out of taking any more unnecessary sick days.

When you have frontline services at breaking point, changes to the value of medical time that drive the workforce out of acute care services can have catastrophic consequences for the deliverability of services.

Data showed unemployment there has hit a 26-year high, with 9.7% of the workforce out of a job - though the pace of layoffs slowed in August, raising hopes that the worst of the recession is over.

A separate report, A High Quality Workforce, sets out plans to improve workforce planning, education and training.

While Ryan Moore made sure that Workforce stretched out to the finish, Confront gave the impression he could have got closer.

And that's not all: wages in Spain are so low (among the lowest in the EU) that its workforce turns out to be 20% cheaper than that of France and 40% cheaper than that of Germany.

That night, the volunteer workforce were out again, raking from the run all the snow they'd shovelled on to it the day before, spraying it with water until it glistened in the moonlight.

"If they think that this amount of disruption can be caused by only 5% of the workforce coming out on strike, they must be hoping that more people don't join the strike if there's another one".