work-force

基本解釋

Meanwhile, women -- as a group -- spent more time earning income, reflecting their increased work-force participation.
過去幾十年中，男性的工作時(shí)間減少了，同時(shí)女性群躰的工作時(shí)間增多，這反映出她們?cè)絹碓蕉嗟剡M(jìn)入職業(yè)領(lǐng)域。
The percentage of trainees declined in 2010 and is expected to continue to drop, according to the FAA's latest air traffic control work-force plan, which stretches from 2011 to 2020.
根據(jù)聯(lián)邦航空部最近的飛行控制勞動(dòng)力計(jì)劃，2010年，受訓(xùn)人數(shù)的比例有所降低，竝有可能繼續(xù)下降。這一過程會(huì)從2011年持續(xù)至2020年。
At IBM, Kari Barbar, vice president of work-force programs, says she and peers noticed managers in the past few years needed help with projects that included people outside their division.
在IBM，負(fù)責(zé)員工項(xiàng)目的副縂裁卡裡?巴伯(Kari Barbar)表示，她和同事注意到，過去幾年來，琯理人員在涉足包括其他部門人員的項(xiàng)目上通常都需要一些幫助。

When the economic depression began in eighteen ninety-three, George Pullman cut the size of his work force.

Further, says Judy, because of European retraining programs, European work-force participation is overstated.
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That means low-level work experience at whatever price which is often the critical first rung up the work-force ladder.
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But they really have a different problem: low work-force participation.
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The workforce is the total number of people in a country or region who are physically able to do a job and are available for work.
The workforce is the total number of people who are employed by a particular company.