Sentence examples for workforce statistics from inspiring English sources

Using workforce statistics, it suggests allowing £530 extra a year for primary school teachers and nearly £1,300 for secondary school teachers.

The latest batch of Home Office police workforce statistics show that total officer numbers in England and Wales fell in the 12 months to September by 2.6%, or 3,488, to 128,351 or their full-time equivalents.

Resources and NHS staff will no longer be accounted for in bed availability and workforce statistics once they are transferred to the private sector, leading to problems for long term planning, including measuring supply and access.

According to the LGA's own workforce statistics, 91% of part-time workers are women and 72% of those in our survey were over 40 years old (almost 40% over 50).

The annual workforce statistics showed a 10,000 drop in the number of 50-year-olds still in teaching in the last four years to 75,500 in 2014".

Despite this, when most managers look at workforce statistics, all employees tend to be lumped together into a category so broadly defined that it becomes difficult to take meaningful decisions.

"Beyond just disclosing our workforce representation statistics, we have also publicly disclosed our representation goals for women and underrepresented minorities for 2016, making us the largest tech company to put hard numbers around its diversity commitment".

While American work policies are being touted as evolving to meet the current workforce, the statistics are saying otherwise.

Beyond just disclosing our workforce representation statistics, we have also publicly disclosed our representation goals for women and under-represented minorities for 2016, making us the largest tech company to put hard numbers around its diversity commitment".

Table 1 Recent construction workforce safety statistics from China, Germany, UK, and U.S. Country Fatalities China 2634 construction workers lost their lives in 2011 (State Administration for Work Safety 2013) Germany 86 fatalities in construction in 2015.

It's alarming, considering this very same industry is actively trying to court underrepresented minorities for technical positions to make their workforce diversity statistics look less homogeneously white.