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1. Then the workforce was signed up to the AEEU under a sweetheart deal engineered by Sir Ken Jackson and co. (Web site)
2. The mobile workforce is already placing tremendous strain on the network.

Activities

1. Industrial unrest is the term used to describe activities undertaken by the workforce when they protest against pay or conditions of their employment.

Success

1. At Boeing, a diverse and involved workforce is a business imperative for our success.

Connection

1. At American Express, the connection between the diversity of our workforce and our overall performance quality is clearly valued.
2. In 1856, Zevenaar got a connection on the European Railroad system, which (just some decades later) led to the increase in workforce.

Father

1. His family was relatively poor, and his father wanted Goff to enter the workforce immediately after finishing high school. (Web site)

Quality

1. Ultimately the only solution for Thailand's woes is to upgrade the quality of the workforce and to reestablish investor confidence. (Web site)

Jobs

1. Killwangen is primarily a bedroom community, as most of the employed workforce commutes daily to Baden, Spreitenbach or to jobs in the Zurich agglomeration. (Web site)

Daimlerchrysler

1. As of December 31, 2006, DaimlerChrysler employed a workforce of 360,385 people worldwide (2005: 382,724). (Web site)

Shuttle Workforce

1. Nelson pointed out other benefits of an additional flight, such as helping to transition the shuttle workforce to new activities. (Web site)

Global Workforce

1. DaimlerChrysler has a global workforce and a global shareholder base. (Web site)

Mobile Workforce

1. Nmap Nmap ("Network Mapper") is a free and open source (license) Zafari Mobile Standard Manage your mobile workforce with Zafari Mobile.

American Workforce

1. PALIN: John McCain, in referring to the fundamental of our economy being strong, he was talking to and he was talking about the American workforce. (Web site)

Teaching Workforce

1. Further, the Commission's analysis reveals that investment in continuous training and development of the teaching workforce is low.

Workforce Management

1. Succession planning, along with workforce management in general, is increasingly regarded as a growing influence in determining the success of an enterprise.

Skilled

1. Working For Colgate-Palmolive Company Colgate-Palmolive works hard to attract and retain a skilled and talented workforce. (Web site)

Space Shuttle

1. Most cost analysis studies of the Space Shuttle have shown that workforce is by far the single greatest expense. (Web site)

Warsaw

1. In 1989 the workforce in industry accounted for over 30 percent of the total in Warsaw, today it is about 18 percent. (Web site)

Strategies

1. As strategies and goals shift, so too must the plan if the organization is to recruit and develop the workforce its future success will require.

Re-Entering

1. Morley was a stay-at-home mom until re-entering the workforce.

Philippines

1. They comprise 99.7% of all registered businesses in the Philippines and employ 70% of the workforce.
2. This large workforce and foreign population mainly comes from South Asian countries, such as India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and the Philippines.

Accounts

1. Prince Albert is also still heavily reliant on its government service sector, which accounts for about 11% of the workforce.

Process

1. The first, objective condition is new developments in the nature of the workforce, in the relations and conditions of the process of production. (Web site)

Labor

1. The US Department of Labor is charged with preparing the American workforce for new and better jobs. (Web site)

Norway

1. Many Swedes work abroad in Denmark, Norway and the UK, where they are desired and viewed as a skilled workforce.

Persons

1. Five years later, the Age Discrimination Act was passed to assist persons in the older brackets of the workforce. (Web site)

Wales

1. Cardiff is the main financial and business services centre in Wales and as such, the sector provides employment for 20% of the city’s workforce.

Centers

1. Multichannel software solution: multimedia contact, ACD, VoIP distributed centers, IVR, workforce and call management.

Marketing

1. Aumtech, founded in 1989, has a workforce that is highly skilled in the areas of software development, systems engineering, marketing and sales.

Operating

1. In 1966, an estimated 160,000 rickshaws were operating in the city; as much as fifteen percent of Jakarta's total workforce was engaged in rickshaw driving.

Mission

1. Its mission is to improve the lives of patients, the health of communities, and the joy of the health care workforce. (Web site)

Education

1. Despite recent reductions in the workforce, the chemical industry offers career opportunities for persons with varying levels of experience and education. (Web site)

Ibm

1. IBM has a diverse and talented workforce that conducts business in 170 countries.

Third

1. Accounts for more than a third of Assam’s income and employs 69 percent of workforce.[42] Assam's biggest contribution to the world is tea.

Million

1. Jones Soda announced a second-quarter loss and the downsizing of 42 employees (40% of its workforce), cutting costs a little over $2.6 million annually. (Web site)
2. The worldwide workforce necessary to support the field of nanotechnology is estimated at 2 million by 2015.

Half

1. Cato the Elder once advised cutting his rations in half to conserve wine for the workforce.
2. About half the workforce at the Capitol building site were such slaves. (Web site)

Inmates

1. Synthetic fuel was produced there, and its inmates were used as a workforce.

Attracting

1. Training and Development is essential in attracting and retaining a knowledgeable and skilled workforce.

Older Patients

1. Older patients with CF finish school, join the workforce, pay taxes, marry, start families, and generally take on the problems of everyday life.

United States

1. Across the United States and Europe, call centers employ between 1 and 3 percent of the workforce (McBain 2002).

Quarter

1. Globally, NatSemi last year cut around 1700 jobs globally, about a quarter of its workforce, as recession gnawed at its sales. (Web site)

Work

1. The AFL-CIO also is confronting the challenges posed by revolutionary changes in the nature of work and the composition of the workforce. (Web site)
2. As an example, California slashed its workforce by tens of thousands — some were laid off permanently and some are out of work and may be recalled.
3. The reason is that the Talosians have obtained a sufficient workforce to rebuilt their world and wish to be left alone to work.

Fashion Industry

1. With more and more women entering the workforce it has given a great impetus to the fashion industry. (Web site)

Students

1. After graduating from high school, students can continue their education at College, University, or join the workforce. (Web site)

College Students

1. For college students about to enter the workforce there are a variety of jobs sites dedicated to entry level positions.

Impact

1. The pending retirement of the space shuttle will have an impact that goes beyond just the agency and the shuttle workforce at the Kennedy Space Center.

Economy

1. The economy of Niger is overwhelmingly agricultural, with about 90% of the workforce engaged in farming (largely of a subsistence type). (Web site)
2. The economy of Thiruvananthapuram is based on the tertiary sector with about 70% of the workforce being employed as government servants.
3. Jeremy Rifkin is the author of thirteen books on the impact of technological changes on the economy, the workforce, society, and the environment.

Significant Part

1. Girl child labour in agriculture forms a significant part of the workforce.

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