workforce * , auch: work force *

Workforce is for people who are already in the job market.

Today women make up 45 percent of the American workforce.

The kids in my class went to college or into the workforce.

The group cut its workforce by 39,800 to 170,700 during the year.

The present workforce of 112 would be cut to 60.

You're finally out of the workforce, ready to put your feet up and rest.

The company cut its workforce from 18,499 workers in 1907 to 4,600 the following year.

In three years, the workforce was cut by about 11,000.

"How much time do I have to put the workforce together?"

The county's total workforce for next year is about 8,700.

A workforce of 150 people keep it up and running.

The nature of the workforce changed at the same time as the work.

And out of this half a workforce how many are working class women?

And from 1975 to 1982 it lost 5,000 jobs, or 9 percent of its workforce.

"It would be a very significant move, given the needs of the workforce."

Women now account for more than half of the workforce.

In 2005, the group had a workforce of around 1,400 employees.

In a teacher workforce of 440,000 there certainly are some poor teachers.

Its workforce is expected to increase to nearly 28,000 in 2016.

The total workforce of the state was 1,857,400 that year.

Between the 2010 and 2012, the workforce is expected to increase by 100.

The workforce has since been reduced to about 1,800, company officials said.

However, recent efforts view workforce development in a more positive light.

It provided a new approach to workforce and economic development.