Sentence examples for workforces at the from inspiring English sources

The paper likens the proposal to another Japanese practice: "To a free-born, free-thinking Briton, there is something both ridiculous and odd about the ceremonies to which some Japanese companies subject their workforces at the start of each working day: the physical jerks, the chanted affirmations of loyalty to their employers..

The workforce at the factory where I work, producing seats for Hyundai cars, is 99% black.

Unemployment rose above 25% of the workforce at the end of last year.

But companies also reserve the right to trim their workforce at the first sign of trouble.

It was often as typists that women poured into the professional workforce at the turn of the century.

Police probing the case said they found a quarter of the workforce at the factory outside Dhaka were children.

Yet in recent years the workforce at the Valletta docks, once the hub of Malta's economy, has been cut by 3,000.

Dr Andrew Goddard, director of medical workforce at the Royal College of Physicians, said: "Patients admitted at weekends are more likely to die following admission than patients admitted during the week.

Recently at the Prix Italia in Turin, BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten said: "There are still too many senior managers, around 2.5% of the workforce at the last count.

Angelo Amador, vice-president of labour and workforce at the National Restaurant Association, said: "This decision shakes the very basis of our industry and how we've created jobs".

The report said it expects "concrete proposals" for developing a workforce at the corporation, on and off air, of greater diversity in terms of both gender and ethnicity.