Sentence examples for workforce population from inspiring English sources

And while China enjoys relatively abundant cheap labour, South Korea's workforce population is shrinking.

Thus, even higher PCs may represent patterns of variation that are important components in the general workforce population.

The size of Japan's workforce population peaked in the mid-1990s; since then, it has been shrinking and aging.

This study is unable to differentiate between these important subgroups, and yet, interventions to reduce injuries and severity of injury would have to be customized to each appropriate setting and workforce population.

There is also a sobering map of the jobs each state must produce over the next decade 20 million in aggregate to replace those lost in the current recession and to create those needed for America's growing workforce population.

These are sizable chunks of the U.S. workforce, population, and economy -- and in a sector that is growing.

With some caveats about interpretation of data where the workforce populations are small [ 13, 17] the stability rate is simple to measure, and simple to understand.

Because companies from different branches participated in the study, there are no indications that the results are not generalizable to other workforce populations.

These estimates are much higher than the national prevalence (6.7% for diabetes 30 and 22% for hypertension 31 in 2004) and unlikely in the civil servant and private sector workforce populations, which are likely to be healthier and wealthier than the national average.

For instance, given differences in scopes of work and levels of care provided, should some form of weighting be used in calculating workforce-population ratios to account for such differences [ 39]?

The ratio of the pharmacy workforce to population varies widely between countries, from 0.8 per 10 000 population in the African region to 5.4 in the Americas [ 1].