Sentence examples for workforce was represented from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s about 35% of the American workforce was represented by a union; today the figure is 14%, even with this year's gain in members.

At the time of the strike, 35 percent of Pullman's workforce was represented by the American Railway Union (ARU), which had led a successful strike against the Great Northern Railway Company the year before.

It's just another example of the increasingly diverse workforce being represented by unions today.

The City needs to ensure that not only is it a Living Wage jurisdiction but also that the interests (and expertise) of the entire workforce are represented in its voting arrangements and not just the interests of capital.

One the other hand, the job loss of nearly 1.7 million Americans who are currently working as drivers with an average salary of $42,500, could be one of the most negative impacts of this disruption on the US Economy as nearly 1% of the total US workforce is represented by truckers.

The modeled effect of changes in these variables was represented by three graphs (in the first column) representing outcomes for the RN, LPN and HCA workforces.

Lastly we included the percentage of the workforce that is represented by a union.

Other factors are the percentage of the workforce that is represented by a union and the percent of the population between the ages of 25 and 34.

Ethnic discrimination was also highlighted by data and research on NHS recruitment and career progression, resulting in an "ethnic gradient" within the workforce, with BME staff being represented in larger numbers at lower pay grades and status roles.

Where I work, at Rovio, nearly 40 different nationalities are represented within our workforce alone.

The third attribute ('workforce') is represented by the tenth item in Table  1.