Sentence examples for workforce unit from inspiring English sources

A centralized workforce unit was responsible for overarching policy with capacity to govern and fund workforce initiatives.

Input intensity encompasses metrics for production inputs such as nitrogen consumption per cropland area and agricultural workforce per unit of agricultural land.

When the BLS sampled employment was less than the employer's entire workforce, the unit description from the SOII data was evaluated against the business location and accident location listed for the claim to determine whether the claimant was included in the workforce sampled for the SOII.

A PENDING state sale of the former Kings Park Psychiatric Center to a developer with tentative plans for up to 1,800 townhouse and condominium units, perhaps including a small number of lower-priced "workforce housing" units, is facing mounting opposition in Smithtown.

A shared town and county Housing Action Plan adopted in November claims that Teton County has a "deficit" of 340 workforce housing units.

In what is becoming a torrent of job cuts at the electronics giant, Motorola today said it will slash 7,000 jobs, or 5% of its total workforce, from the unit that makes mobile phones, digital pagers and two-way radios.

The move includes laying off 4,000 staff and transferring another 3,000 to services firm Accenture - a total 12percentt of its phone unit workforce.

Humanistic leaders foster the alignment of the PICU workforce toward the unit's goals of excellence and humanism.

Input intensity diverged in the last decade before the reunification when nitrogen application rates in East Germany fell below and agricultural workforce input per unit land above the levels of West Germany (Fig. 6a and d).

This culture presents a decentralized workforce with integrated units working together to find solutions to problems or failure.

To fill the gap in available housing for a surging transient workforce, company-housing units – known as "man camps" – have sprung up on the outskirts of once meager population centers.