Sentence examples similar to workforce sub-grouping from inspiring English sources

Each sub-grouping was analysed separately.

The company's maintenance workforce was grouped into cleaning, mechanical and electrical workers.

In the case of England and Scotlandd), the three-year requirement at higher education level applies only for a sub-group of the ECEC workforce — for teachers working in the state-maintained sector with 3 and 4 year olds.

The results support current evidence by indicating that (1) non-pecuniary incentives are significant determinants in choice of job; (2) the combination of financial and non-financial incentives needs to be considered in order to retain health workforce in a rural, remote area; and (3) it is important to investigate the preferences of health worker sub-groups [ 11, 14, 23].

There were no pre-defined sub-groups.

vulnerable sub-group of the population.

Otherwise, groups and sub-groups of members kept in touch.

England put them back in the Celtic-Italian sub-group.

That sub-group is called "Bank regulation, Europe, Euro".

Dependent users were a sub-group of regular users.

The associations were similar across all sub-groups examined.