Sentence examples for workforces compared from inspiring English sources

However it remains possible that people in these areas did not seek nephrology care until late in the course of their kidney disease, perhaps due to the smaller medical [ 16] and nephrology [ 17] workforces compared with urban areas.

Similarly, 30 years ago, only 48% of women were in the workforce, compared to 59% now.

That represents 15% of the workforce, compared with 8.7% in 1975.

This number represents just over 1% of the workforce, compared to at least 5% in the northern European countries.

Citizens of other EU countries now account for 6.8% of the British workforce, compared to 4.8% three years ago and 2.6% a decade ago.

Meanwhile, union membership is stagnant at some 14% of the workforce, compared with 35% in the 1950s.

State-owned firms employ about 5% of the total workforce, compared with less than 1% in Britain.

The ILO unemployment rate in the three months to April fell to 5.7% of the workforce, compared with 6.2% a year earlier.

Tasmania's tourism industry employs around 15% of the state's workforce, compared to around 1% of people employed in the forestry sector.

Of Yale alumni who had reached their 40s in 2000, she says, only 56% of the women remained in the workforce, compared to 90% of the men.

That's just a fraction of its workforce compared to the more than 1 million contract workers it employs, of which more than 90% are in Asia.