Sentence examples for workforce required from inspiring English sources

We've heard from Angeleça Silversides of HealthWatch Kensington and Chelsea how in high-cost, high employment areas it's difficult to recruit and maintain a high-skilled workforce never mind the higher-skilled workforce required for integrated care.

Both the BBC and ITV have followed suit, increasingly organising themselves along similar principles, creating a contractualised workforce required to bid again and again to continue doing a job that used to be full-time, tenured and part of a career.

With an ever smaller workforce required to produce the products we need, unless we can reverse the trend back to redistributive taxation, and accept that not everyone can contribute directly to material wealth creation (but still want and need a good share of that wealth), I think George Monbiot's prediction that we are heading towards major conflict is almost inevitable.

Italian companies have optimized their production automation and employ the minimum workforce required.

The recruitment, selection and retention of nursing students have become crucial in securing the future workforce required by the NHS.

The production data (production capacity, the workforce required, quantity of raw materials needed), production hours, amount of product sold and other parameters which had been defined are supplied to the developed software.

Today's global workforce requires employees to communicate with vendors, partners and colleagues well beyond the firewall.

Building a diverse workforce requires a strategic formula – and a clear awareness that diversity is a key part of a company's value proposition.

The mobile workforce requires people to travel more frequently for work, leaving friends and family behind, and members of the growing army of the self-employed often spend their days in solitude.

Increasing the midwifery workforce requires that aspiring midwives complete education and training, but structural racism and microaggressions impact the lives of underrepresented midwifery students and apprentices, adding stressors and disparities to the usual demanding educational challenges.

Kennedy says that what moved the needle for investors to go for the Series C was the prevailing macro trends for an increasingly mobile workforce requiring a single management platform, plus great execution.