Sentence examples for workforce supported from inspiring English sources
Pitted against management is a disgruntled and restive workforce supported by a powerful union, the Asociación de Trabajadores del Estado, or A.T.E.
But much of the observed decline in the unemployment rate has come from the departure of discouraged workers: to early retirement, to collect disability insurance, or to linger on the fringes of the workforce, supported by other household members.
The composition of the workforce supported by these funds varies across scientific fields.
The leaflets read: "Your bin is not being collected because a small minority (only 11%) of the unionised workforce supported by Labour are trying to score political points".
What we need now is not a new government -- as much as the current political "scene" seems divisive and contrary to societal needs -- but a systematic formula for re-organizing the way in which we think about labor, jobs, and the workforce, supported by the principles of the free market.
A sufficient and qualified health workforce, supported by appropriate training and adequate commodities, is essential for comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment.
"It contrasts sharply with the constructive social partnership approach in Wales – valuing the workforce, supporting public services and encouraging enterprise".
February was LGBT History Month, a timely reason to consider how the social care workforce supports the ageing LGBT community.
The country is now ageing at a staggering rate, with a shrinking workforce supporting a rocketing number of dependants.
Working together as one organisation, we will focus on culture through our combined work on the whole system approach to workforce – supporting exemplary leadership and management to shape how we attract, recruit, retain and develop the whole social care workforce.
The arguments are compelling and well-rehearsed: part-time study helps upskill and reskill the workforce, supports economic growth, promotes social mobility, helps build society and allows disadvantaged individuals to improve their lot.
