Workforce and earnings score: 231Final score: 239.1Overall rank: 243.9 Workforce and earnings score: 224Final score: 230.5Overall rank: 234.2 Workforce and earnings score: 62.23Final score: 262.2Overall rank: 255.6 Workforce and earnings score: 210Final score: 47.4Overall rank: 19 Workforce and earnings score: 70.3Final score: 87.8Overall rank: 1 Workforce and earnings score: 60.6Final score: 55.63Overall rank: 4 Workforce and earnings score: 44.4Final score: 40.3Overall rank: 31 Workforce and earnings score: 39.1Final score: 43.9Overall rank: 24 Workforce and earnings score: 30.5Final score: 34.2Overall rank: 44 Workforce and earnings score: 62.2Final score: 55.6Overall rank: 10
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Blacks account for 113 percent of the STEM workforce (compared to 11 percent of the total US workforce), while Hispanics comprise 7 percent of the STEM workforce (compared to 16 percent of the total US workforce).
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With their increased workforce participation, women now make up almost 303% of the total US workforce and 230% of the total workforce in the European Union.
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At the time, its workforce of contractors outnumbered its full-time employee workforce.
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She also looked at current female workforce, female new hires and workforce annual growth.
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The billionaire said Mexico's workforce works harder and learns faster than the American workforce.
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"Equality goes on top of having a diverse workforce and inclusive workforce," Prophet said.
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The workforce going forward is going to be a largely just-in-time workforce. Correct?
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You're not going to have a productive workforce if you don't have a healthy workforce.
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Average commute: 25.3 minutesAverage workweek: 39.7 hours16-64 workforce: 68.3%Senior workforce: 19.8%Overall score: 72.5
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Average commute: 28.8 minutesAverage workweek: 38.7 hours16-64 workforce: 66.9%Senior workforce: 20.2%Overall score: 72.5
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Average commute: 24.6 minutesAverage workweek: 39.1 hours16-64 workforce: 65.9%Senior workforce: 22.4%Overall score: 73.7
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Average commute: 34.6 minutesAverage workweek: 38.7 hours16-64 workforce: 66%Senior workforce: 16%Overall score: 73.7
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Average commute: 25.3 minutesAverage workweek: 39.8 hours16-64 workforce: 67.4%Senior workforce: 20.5%Overall score: 73.7
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Average commute: 30.7 minutesAverage workweek: 38.8 hours16-64 workforce: 65.9%Senior workforce: 18%Overall score: 73.7
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Average commute: 23.7 minutesAverage workweek: 40.2 hours16-64 workforce: 69.3%Senior workforce: 20.8%Overall score: 75.0
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Average commute: 31.5 minutesAverage workweek: 38.8 hours16-64 workforce: 71.1%Senior workforce: 16%Overall score: 75.0
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Average commute: 36.7 minutesAverage workweek: 37.7 hours16-64 workforce: 66.5%Senior workforce: 19%Overall score: 75.0
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Average commute: 29.3 minutesAverage workweek: 39.2 hours16-64 workforce: 66.6%Senior workforce: 20%Overall score: 75.0
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Average commute: 33.6 minutesAverage workweek: 38.7 hours16-64 workforce: 73.1%Senior workforce: 16%Overall score: 76.2
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Average commute: 27 minutesAverage workweek: 39.8 hours16-64 workforce: 68.7%Senior workforce: 19.7%Overall score: 76.2
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Average commute: 24.1 minutesAverage workweek: 39.6 hours16-64 workforce: 68.7%Senior workforce: 22.8%Overall score: 76.2
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Average commute: 34.9 minutesAverage workweek: 38.4 hours16-64 workforce: 63.9%Senior workforce: 20.2%Overall score: 77.5
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Average commute: 34.3 minutesAverage workweek: 38.3 hours16-64 workforce: 65.7%Senior workforce: 20.4%Overall score: 78.7
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The share of Latinas in the federal workforce is about half that of the entire workforce.
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Baby Boomers — a big part of the blue-collar workforce — are exiting the workforce in droves.
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On the positive side, the skilled workforce is plentiful here—particularly the all-important STEM workforce.
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Fundamentally, long-term economic growth depends upon an expanding workforce and making that workforce more productive.
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For example, if more states are talking about their workforce, the Workforce category carries more possible points.
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Developing the assistance workforce The fiscal 2017 NDAA called for the development of a security cooperation workforce.
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A balanced and diverse workforce becomes possible when roles are opened to the entirety of the American workforce.
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In fact, the contingent workforce is projected to reach 45% of the private, non-farm workforce by 2020.
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Google's "shadow workforce" is coming under fireGoogle's workforce structure has come under intense scrutiny over the last year.
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This means implementing programs that help women not only stay in the workforce, but thrive in the workforce.
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A few of the key changes to Twitter's workforce over the past year: So Twitter's workforce is more diverse.
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The flexible workforce decreased by about 2,700, resulting in a total decrease in the global workforce by about 13,900.
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Well, because the workforce has been so historically dominated by men, but now women comprise half of the workforce.
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In the process, not only will they support the workforce of today; they'll also build the workforce of tomorrow.
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The House Education and the Workforce Committee passed the Workforce Democracy and Fairness Act 28503-22019 along party lines.
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The nature of a campaign workforce is weirdly starting to to look like the nature of the new workforce.
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The House Education and the Workforce Committee passed the Workforce Democracy and Fairness Act 22-2023 along party lines.
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Currently, Native American women make up 0.61% of the low-wage workforce and 0.15% of the high-wage workforce.
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"It's a workforce that doesn't consider itself a workforce," explains Shalmy, who cites Uber and Deliveroo drivers as similar examples.
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"A workforce that feels insecure and unsafe is a workforce that's not focused on the job at hand," he said.
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On the House side: Following the White House's "Workforce Development Week," House GOP leadership will vote on two workforce bills.
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The freelance workforce is only growing — and is expected to be the majority of the US workforce in 10 years.
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Sixty percent of Google's workforce is white, Facebook's is 55 percent white and Apple's U.S. workforce is 53 percent white.
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"The authority encourages voluntary separations and helps the Agency complete workforce restructuring with minimal disruption to the workforce," it added.
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Under Barack Obama, the federal workforce fell to its smallest level as a share of the total workforce since FDR.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee's workforce protections subcommittee will hold a hearing on the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
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In a study issued in April 2015, the U.S. Government Accountability Office ("GAO") states that the alternative workforce may be as large as 40 percent of the total workforce, depending on how the alternative workforce is defined.
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While the non-Latino workforce shrank by about 2023,000 workers between 2010 and 2015, the Latino workforce grew by nearly 21625 million, making possible an overall increase of 2900 million in the U.S. workforce, ages 220006 to 2202.
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The talent gap won't be solved until a new workforce is educated or the current information security workforce is better educated.
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In fact, it will grow as the workforce grows increasingly mobile — in August 2015, 37% of the United States workforce telecommuted.
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What are your thoughts about that in the context of workforce participation and how you actually add people to the workforce?
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Henry Guajardo, who runs Workforce Solutions — a state-funded local workforce development agency — said the affected employees were all production workers.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will hold a hearing on building up the nation's cyber workforce at 2:00 p.m.
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As we're socializing teenagers into the workforce, one unintended consequence is that we're socializing them into the problems of the workforce.
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Quality contractors understand that investing in their workforce is essential to growing their businesses and maintaining a safe and skilled workforce.
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Businesses need to focus on retraining an existing workforce, as well as training those entering the workforce, for these new positions.
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In Texas, the program is administered by the Texas Workforce Commission, whose responsibilities include workforce development and resources like unemployment insurance.
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And in workforce development there's Viridis Learning, which uses machine learning to match skill deficiencies in the workforce with local employer needs.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: So to me the big issues are -- it's still the case our workforce is ageing and workforce growth is slowing.
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The White House in May released its latest effort aimed at bolstering the cybersecurity workforce: The Executive Order on America's Cybersecurity Workforce.
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Read: FEMA is facing hurricane season with a vastly depleted workforce But it wasn't just the massive storms that depleted the workforce.
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"We know that the workforce has changed so much and that women make up more than 50% of the workforce," says Mason.
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Furthermore, the presence of immigrants in the workforce is associated with higher wages, higher productivity, lower unemployment and higher female workforce participation.
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When we're talking about peoples' skills and our workforce, a part of our current workforce is going to have to die off.
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The Farm Workforce Modernization Act provides predictability for farmers by overhauling the visa program to ensure real access to a strong workforce.
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BUT THE ANSWER IS NO. AND HERE'S WHY: THE TWO BIG DRIVERS OF GDP GROWTH IN THE UNITED STATES ARE GROWTH IN THE WORKFORCE, AND BECAUSE WE'VE GOT AN AGING POPULATION, AN AGING WORKFORCE, WE THINK THE WORKFORCE GROWTH IS SLOWING.
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Work is already being done to enhance workforce diversity and to ensure that the energy industry's workforce reflects the communities that it serves.
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Though women make up half of the total U.S. college-educated workforce, they are only 29 percent of the science and engineering workforce.
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ELEVATE gives employers new pathways into the workforce development system and gives states flexibility to address community-specific workforce gaps and employer needs.
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While organized labor contends that a union workforce is a quality workforce, that argument, more often than not, does not resonate with business.
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Increased competition, older workers returning to the workforce and weak economic growth are all contributing to the decline of teenagers in the workforce.
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That's why we need a nationwide model of workforce development that recognizes private enterprise must play the leading role in embracing workforce transformation.
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They've already confirmed that these jobs make the workforce ill — they owe it to their workforce to understand how and why that happens.
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And so is the workforce: In just six years, people 55 and older will be 25% of the workforce, double from 12% in 1994.
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Singh conducted a review of the business, including its operating model and Udacity's primary costs such as workforce, marketing and other non-workforce expenses.
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In February, Cook joined the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, a White House body tasked with helping to develop a "2900st century workforce" plan.
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In February, Cook joined the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, a White House body tasked with helping to develop a "21st century workforce" plan.
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Emergence is also focusing on the deskless workforce, meaning the 80 percent of the global workforce that doesn't sit in front of a desk.
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Luckily, this week the House of Representatives is expected to pass the Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification (Mobile Workforce) Act, introduced by Rep.
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According to the 2016 Workforce Purpose Index, only 30 percent of the U.S. workforce considers themselves actively involved, enthusiastic and committed to their work.
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The Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act of 2015 serves as the basis for this guidance because it outlined how the federal government would identify and then assess the critical needs for its cybersecurity workforce — specifically the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education Workforce Framework (NICE Framework).
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Another good example is in Nevada, where they created the Office of Workforce Innovation for a New Nevada to coordinate leaders in K-12 and higher education, their workforce counterparts, and various governmental agencies to create greater cohesion and sustainability in the education workforce pipeline.
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On April 5, the House Education and Workforce Committee Subcommittee on Workforce Protections is holding a hearing on the Working Families Flexibility Act, which Rep.
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He is chairman of the Workforce protections subcommittee of the Education and the Workforce Committee, and also sits on the Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Millennials make up 34 percent of the workforce in the U.S. and some estimates have them as 40 percent of the full-time independent workforce.
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The workforce mirrors the city it's based in In each of the cities it currently operates, Hsu said Catalyte's tech workforce reflects the local demographics.
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The report displayed stunning results: Lebanon's public sector workforce stands at 28500,6900 employees and 2628,28503 retirees — out of a total Lebanese workforce of 22020 million.
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"If you can't handle some of the basic stuff that's become a problem in the workforce today, then you don't belong in the workforce," he said.
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But you then have to turn around and think carefully about what that innovation does to the immediate workforce that's here today, and the future workforce.
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"With the newest generation entering the workforce and lifespans continuing to get longer, there are more generations in the workforce now than ever before," said Lobosco.
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In fact, just 30 percent of the U.S. workforce consider themselves actively involved, enthusiastic and committed to their work, according to the 2016 Workforce Purpose Index.
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You have to create a workforce process and a workforce environment that makes people feel not just invited to the party, but also asked to dance.
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"If you can't handle some of the basic stuff that's become a problem in the workforce today, then you don't belong in the workforce," Trump said.
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A number of remedies that come from the worlds of workforce automation (new technologies like AI), workforce multiplication (new channels like telemedicine), workforce allocation (new tools like efficient job marketplaces) and rationalization (new care settings and new provider types) have surfaced that could help combat the problem.
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The gig economy is here to stay: According to a recent report from Upwork and the Freelancers Union, America's freelance workforce has grown three times faster than the overall workforce since 2014, and freelancers are expected to comprise the majority of the US workforce in 10 years.
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Williams's writing blends legal history with straightforward advice to tech leaders about how to diversify their workforce — and how to keep that workforce diverse with retention strategies.
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Further, female, black and Hispanic workers remain a smaller proportion of the technology workforce — mathematics, computing and engineering occupations — compared to their representation in the general workforce.
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Massachusetts also recently released their 2018 Offshore Wind Workforce Assessment, which identifies what types of workforce training and education programs are needed to fill offshore wind jobs.
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"Even when women stay in the workforce 100 percent of the time, never have kids, never leave the workforce — we're still experiencing a pay gap," says Miller.
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We're lowering taxes, we're cutting regulations, we're stimulating the workforce helping to develop the workforce of the future, unleashing our energy sources and redoing our trade agreements.
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Women comprise 35% of Comcast's overall workforce, and the company has set the goal of eventually arriving at a workforce that is 50% women at every level.
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Moore argued during the 2016 debate that late entry into the workforce was a major problem, saying barriers to young people entering the workforce should be limited.
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Since 2202, the IRS budget has dropped by $2628 billion, the agency workforce has declined by 28500 percent, and enforcement personnel workforce has decreased by 6900 percent.
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The report also noted that female, black and Hispanic individuals make up a smaller proportion of the technology workforce than they do the U.S. workforce at large.
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A national strategy should promote modern policies to help caregivers stay in the workforce or minimize the financial strain caregivers experience when they must leave the workforce.
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Industrial innovation of this kind transformed what had been a rural workforce, and among the new industrial workforce were young children often subjected to terrible working conditions.
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The report also noted that female, black and Hispanic individuals make up a smaller proportion of the technology workforce than they do the U.S. workforce at large.
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Airbnb recently released its 2016 diversity report, showing a 57% white workforce (last year, Airbnb was 63% white) and 43% female workforce — a 3% decline from last year.
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Over the past year, the company has increased the proportion of women in its workforce by 1 percent — women now make up 32 percent of Apple's global workforce.
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Beyond technology, traditional working patterns are also being disrupted by changes in society, organizations and workforce management, leading to the rise of a more independent and dispersed workforce.
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In December 2017, the House Committee on Education and the Workforce along with the Higher Education and Workforce Development subcommittee announced an update to the Higher Education Act.
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It captures how charged the SpaceX workforce was that day A new video released by the company today fully captures how charged the SpaceX workforce was that day.
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This workforce crisis is a real problem, and organizations like the NAM and its social impact and workforce arm, The Manufacturing Institute, are working hard to solve it.
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Satellite operator OneWeb has confirmed that its workforce has been reduced via layoffs, after TechCrunch learned that it reduced its workforce by as much as 10% this week.
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"We created the program because Microsoft, as well as the global workforce, is stronger when we have a diverse workforce that comprehensively represents those we serve," he states.
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It also helped the company achieve its 2015 goal to have its US workforce mirror the diversity of the entire US workforce by 2020 -- a full two years early.
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Black women were overrepresented in the low-wage workforce according to the NWLC, making up 10 percent of low-wage workers but only 6 percent of the overall workforce.
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Your in the workforce, you lose your job, you don't get back on your feet and you stay out of the workforce thereafter seems to be the predominant story.
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"We need to be sure that any political bias within Google's workforce does not creep into its workforce," Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said in an opening statement.
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"We estimate that there is significant room to decrease the workforce at Bezeq's three other divisions," said Rosner, who estimated the company can cut 19 percent of its workforce.
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"We're lowering taxes, we're cutting regulations, we're stimulating the workforce, helping to develop the workforce of the future, unleashing our energy resources and redoing our trade agreements," Ross said.
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While 34% of all jobs in the total workforce will get "disrupted," meaning either killed or replaced by lower-paying work, it's 10% higher for the African American workforce.
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Facebook revealed the latest numbers about the diversity of its workforce Wednesday, and even though the report reveals progress, minorities remain a small percentage of the company's global workforce.
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The company's most recent workforce representation data revealed that, despite its various ongoing diversity initiatives, 69 percent of the company's total workforce is male, while 56 percent is white.
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If you're leaving the workforce midcareer to care for children or an aging parent, keep a hand in the workforce with part-time or contract work if possible, Yousif said.
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The challenge has several facets: matching workers with jobs, aligning workforce capacity with employer demand and creating pathways for training that enable the workforce to adapt and recalibrate over time.
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In order to reform the VA, the next president must put the veteran before the bureaucracy and improve workforce morale by removing the few bad employees from the larger workforce.
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The gig economy Technology is making it easier to find ad hoc employment — gig work — which is why America's freelance workforce is growing three times faster than the overall workforce.
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Black, Latinx, and Native American professionals are vastly underrepresented in tech fields, representing only 28503 percent of the Silicon Valley tech workforce and 22019 percent of the national computing workforce.
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That was a significant chunk of the nation's middle-class workforce, and it meant millions of Americans tumbling down the wage scale — even as the total U.S. workforce kept expanding.
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So really, the workforce and the development of a robust, smart, inclusive workforce that was going to carry us way into the 21st century, that was not on anybody's radar.
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Nadira Hira, Jason Dorsey, and Neil Patel discuss the money behind the U.S. workforce—how the new workforce is changing the workplace, and how to successfully find your dream job.
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Importantly, we find that the entire gig economy workforce grew by 2202 percent between 2628 and 28500, twice as fast as the 6900 percent that the entire U.S. workforce grew.
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Tuned in workforce The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that by 2030, millennials, who comprise the hyper-connected, tech savvy generation, will make up 75 percent of the workforce.
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In April, the George Washington University Health Workforce Institute, which examines issues like the recruitment and distribution of health workers, was renamed the Fitzhugh Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity.
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The HOPE Program, a New York–based workforce development organization, hired the firm Davidoff Hutcher & Citron to work on expanding workforce development and job training programs in New York City.
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In its Workforce Management Benchmark Report, Workforce Logiq uses an artificial intelligence model to calculate how likely workers of a certain title, industry and city are to quit their job.
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The company released its annual workforce diversity report on Tuesday, and claims that underrepresented minorities now make up 9 percent of its workforce, up from just 7 percent in 2016.
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But every community in America has a Chamber of Commerce and a Workforce Investment Board whose main role is to direct federal, state and local funding to workforce development programs.
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" LinkedIn's 2017 Workforce Learning Report finds that employers are finally starting to invest in this kind of workforce development: "In 259, our survey indicates that talent developers will spend more time finding and closing skills gaps while exploring learner engagement tactics to inspire the modern learner, including the incoming Gen Z workforce.
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At the four lowest levels, they are around 20% of the workforce; at level 67, the highest at which he found a pay disparity, they are only 6.7% of the workforce.
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Yes, both groups still exist at Slack, with white people making up 59.4 percent of the company's workforce in the U.S. and men making up 56.5 percent of Slack's global workforce.
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I want to focus on skills and preparing our workforce to compete in the global economy and to make sure that our employers have access to the qualified workforce they need.
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Singapore's invisible workforce Domestic workers make up 17% of Singapore's total workforce, according to the report, with an estimated one in three households relying on them for housekeeping and caring duties.
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Women today make up less than 20 percent of college students studying computer science, and less than 25 percent of the tech workforce, despite making up half of our overall workforce.
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In a 2016 survey by the Workforce Institute at Kronos, a workforce management technology provider, 63% of respondents said they would still work after hours even if it violated company policy.
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Who knew that in the Muslim world where women, as I said, are barely able to join the workforce, in the last decade, another 220 million women have joined the workforce?
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"We're lowering taxes, we're cutting regulations, we're stimulating the workforce, helping to develop the workforce of the future, unleashing our energy resources and redoing our trade agreements," Ross said in June.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Any workforce reduction at Italy's UniCredit (CRDI.
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Bill Johnson (Ohio) Committee on Education & the Workforce Rep.
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Innovation and workforce goals: One goal is to "develop cyberspace as an engine of open economic growth and resiliency," including by developing a "superior cybersecurity workforce" and promoting American innovation in cybersecurity.
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But once again, there's still a TSA management team ... and they're trained to our standards and we see roughly the same type of performance between the private workforce and the federal workforce.
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While the undocumented population has been falling since 2007, it is still around 11m, with 8m in the workforce—about 5% of the total American workforce (and close to 9% in Texas).
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A recent influx of millennials into the workforce has shifted benefits conversations and influenced the way employers think about their responsibility around workforce wellness, creating a new wave of progressive benefit offerings.
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The nation's Higher Education Act is positioned to become the nation's workforce investment policy, and our recommendations will ensure the nation is ready to meet the workforce challenges of the coming years.
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Even when controlling for industry (including industries where women are the majority workforce), education, and age or experience (a longer time in the workforce actually exacerbates the difference), there are observable gaps.
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"An effective workforce must be properly trained, coached and evaluated, these are key ingredients in preserving a motivated skilled workforce dedicated to executing our mission of protecting the traveling public," Pekoske said.
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In February, the company cut 10 percent of its workforce, also over two years, and with nearly half of the cuts in its rail arm, which has a large workforce in Europe.
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According to a Congressional Research Service report, scientists and engineers only account for about five percent of the nation's workforce, but they still help create jobs across the rest of the workforce.
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An agency workforce analysis from 2016 noted a "mismatch … between workforce and workload" in some aspects of the National Weather Service, evidence cited in the budget as a reason to cut positions.
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John Orr, senior vice president of retail at Ceridian workforce management, said retailers who use this scheduling strategy often end up with an unhappy workforce, which leads to a higher turnover rate.
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The Child Care Workforce and Facilities Act works to address part of this problem by providing competitive grants to states to support the education, training, or retention of the child care workforce.
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Rae Vann, vice president and general counsel of the Equal Employment Advisory Council, told the House Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Workforce Protections Tuesday that the data being collected is arbitrary.
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As these graduates enter our workforce, the benefits to society are visible in enhanced economic productivity, lower costs of social welfare and health programs, greater community engagement and a more diverse workforce.
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Others noted that the insurance industry does not have a notably partisan workforce, unlike the technology industry whose workforce tends to embrace many liberal causes and is often found in blue states.
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And, Chris, when you're talking about the idea of this workforce, presumably, as COO you do operations of these things, when you're in this ... really, it's an area I'm gonna be talking a lot with Gavin Newsom about, a lot of governors are really interested in like what happens to this workforce and how do we define this workforce.
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Minnesota's highly educated workforce is not by accident; we have made a commitment to our early education, K–12 and higher-education systems, helping to create the most productive workforce in the nation.
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Details of Workforce Development Week from Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta: Apprenticeships: The WH's Workforce Development Week is focused on increasing apprenticeships and skill-based learning "across most if not all industries," said Acosta.
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Strengthening and securing our resilience workforce Saket Soni is founder and director of Resilience Force, a national initiative to transform America's response to natural disasters by strengthening and securing the U.S. resilience workforce.
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And how we transform a workforce to be ready for what the next generation of technology, or many would argue-- the generation that's already here, how we prepare that workforce is extremely important.
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Even today, women make up only about 24 percent of the STEM workforce (that's short for science, tech, engineering and math) in the US—yet they form about half of the workforce overall.
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Last year, they reported that women made up 31 percent of its overall workforce — and 19 percent of its tech workforce — and that only 3 percent were Latino and 2 percent were black.
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GROWTH HAMPERED BY LESS SKILLED WORKFORCE: Speaking of JPMorgan Chase, a recent research note from the bank theorizes that the American workforce isn't as skilled as it used to be: http://on.wsj.com/1TlNTLu.
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The House Education and the Workforce Subcommittees on Workforce Protections and Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions will hold a joint hearing on legislation to rescind the National Labor Relations Board's joint-employer standard.
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First, a boom could entice workers back into the workforce.
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This represents about 2000 percent of the agency's total workforce.
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Cisco is not the only tech company cutting its workforce.
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"There are massive, untapped sources of workforce data," she said.
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Just under 85 percent of Intel's US workforce is technical.
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This would be about 13 percent of the combined workforce.
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Bringing more women into America's workforce would yield economic benefits.
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Across the entire workforce, that number rose to 43 percent.
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Companies across many industries already have robots in their workforce.
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The industry draws its largely female workforce from poor families.
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As the workforce has changed, the workplace is adapting too.
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Today, women make up 75 percent of the nonprofit workforce.
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Latinx women clocked in at 1% of that particular workforce.
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Market forces do not affect large swathes of Japan's workforce.
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Tilray on Tuesday let go of 10% of its workforce.
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Addressing workforce issues will help stave off calls for protectionism.
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They will read from this that their workforce is petrified.
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Rural children will form the backbone of China's future workforce.
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Students often drop out of school to enter the workforce.
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Around 10% to 15% of Juul's workforce could be eliminated.
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Nearly all of our workforce comes from an enterprise background.
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That includes skilled workers, and that hurts its Workforce score.
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As the industry has evolved, so its workforce has changed.
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The company has a workforce of about 4,200 in Switzerland.
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About half of Ocado's total workforce of 22016,217 are drivers.
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Or maybe you're returning to the workforce after some time.
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The company's global workforce of 199,000 employees as of Dec.
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So, how can nearly 70% of the workforce be disengaged?
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Workforce participation is rising for women, young people and immigrants.
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That year, Apple laid off one third of its workforce.
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Women were becoming more politically active and joining the workforce.
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Everyone knows that automation leads to changes in the workforce.
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Tremendous advantages, improvements for the United States and its workforce.
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Some women are kept out of the workforce by discrimination.
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Some are ... Case: It's trickier with a workforce like that.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Let's talk about the workforce, which is changing.
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Pennsylvania's Workforce ranking plunges to No. 31 from No. 13.
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The millennials are now the largest generation in the workforce.
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They'll participate in a workforce development panel and a signing.
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In 2017 immigrants made up 17% of America's civilian workforce.
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As a result, the city's workforce has been hit hard.
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That represents about 17 percent* of the company's American workforce.
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Companies will substitute capital for labour as the workforce shrinks.
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It's because we lack protections and power in the workforce.
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But it makes women's participation in the workforce particularly important.
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There's no doubt that Artificial Intelligence is changing the workforce.
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Intel's U.S. workforce in 2014 was just 23.5 percent female.
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So Tahara began thinking about having computers augment his workforce.
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The company has touted its growing workforce and security effort.
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Currently, 43 percent of the workforce today comprises remote workers.
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It has built an eclectic workforce of around 1,500 employees.
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The Singaporean workforce is also a focus, the minister said.
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At Uber, women make up 36.1 percent of its workforce.
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The economic drag of an aging workforce can be costly.
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It is not creating enough jobs for its swelling workforce.
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Simply put, workforce preparation is just another word for education.
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They are, however, becoming increasingly less popular in the workforce.
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Because of demographics, we know the workforce is already shrinking.
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Those employees make up the vast majority of Necco's workforce.
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Like responsibilities to the U.S. economy and the U.S. workforce.
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The five drivers underpin five key trends for tomorrow's workforce.
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The under or unemployed equal 37.7% of that total workforce.
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The rise in entrepreneurial activity comes as America's workforce ages.
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Today, most millennials have graduated college and joined the workforce.
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That means that talent is being drained from the workforce.
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Bereavement leave is meager for most people in the workforce.
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This would be about 8 percent of the combined workforce.
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Opportunities to secure funding to support workforce development do exist.
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Young adults are entering the workforce at a precarious time.
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Second, it could mean a massive boon for the workforce.
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Drone technology is already impacting the workforce for the better.
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That includes improving workforce opportunities through expanding access to apprenticeships.
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Heather Greenaway is a spokesperson for the Workforce Fairness Institute.
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Just 2000% of the local workforce is out of work.
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Undocumented immigrants account for about 5% of America's overall workforce.
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Her mission is to embolden the workforce of the future.
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Nepali laborers make up a substantial portion of that workforce.
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Plus, recruitment into the federal workforce may soon be affected.
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Despite automating, he wanted to keep his human workforce intact.
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Overall, black employees accounted for 4.8% of Google's total workforce.
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The federal IT workforce encompasses more than 80,000 individual employees.
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Workforce gaps fuel inefficiency and a waste of taxpayer funds.
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That is more than 11 percent of our total workforce.
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Some say they're already seeing the effects on their workforce.
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Updating government programs to support this modern workforce is essential.
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The workforce has decreased by 3 percent since March 31.
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Third ... we&aposre focused on housing, education and workforce development.
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In 1914, women were not new to the paid workforce.
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Barring a specific workforce from using is discriminatory and dangerous.
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Almost half the teaching workforce lacks access to retirement benefits.
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To address this concern, President Trump is emphasizing workforce development.
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"The Department's workforce is our most valuable asset," Pompeo said.
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Public pensions are an investment in the public sector workforce.
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How can I get back into the workforce being disabled?
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Four years on, conditions remain tough for Bangladesh's garment workforce.
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Is it possible to retrain our workforce for these changes?
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Somehow, Germany's concern for its manufacturing workforce made a difference.
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Its workforce is among America's least educated and least productive.
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That workforce will get even larger in the coming months.
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"Health workforce is my first priority," he said on Twitter.
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Beyond that, home care workers are an easily exploitable workforce.
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All of the president's rhetoric has divided the workforce horribly.
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You need more and more women to join the workforce.
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That comes out to 32 million people in the workforce.
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The country's epidemiology workforce, however, was rated as below average.
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A skilled and safe workforce is crucial for their survival.
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"Health workforce is my first priority," he said on Twitter.
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The bottom fifth of the workforce was typically let go.
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Artists advocating for another workforce is a good starting point.
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Vice Media laid off 10% of its workforce in February.
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It provides workforce development, cultural programs and a senior center.
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"Finally, people are going back to the workforce," Dimon said.
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That gap only widens when you consider the STEM workforce.
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This, no doubt, will trickle into the workforce and organizations.
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Still, just 10 percent of the U.S. workforce is unionized.
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The collaboration will generate workforce data in 10 US cities.
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Musk and Bezos wouldn't be sending a very large workforce.
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Baby boomers are getting older and retiring from the workforce.
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Sowers says she's overcome being discriminated against in the workforce.
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The system delivers planning, payroll, analytics, and predicts workforce trends.
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How you solve for that is upskilling your existing workforce.
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Her other steps for security included boosting the federal workforce.
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West Virginia's workforce is not the best positioned to adapt.
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The educational attainment among the workforce is a positive, however.
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Florida's workforce gets a mediocre grade, however, finishing No. 27.
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More than 70% of the workforce are women, she added.
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It's an intrinsic part of the economy and the workforce.
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America's workforce growth has slowed to 0.5 percent a year.
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The unionization vote caused a rift within the contractor workforce.
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Intimidation tactics and coercion have no place in our workforce.
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I make up half the population and half the workforce.
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To maximize our workforce, we need to create more choices.
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Pregnant women are forced out of the workforce every day.
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Legal immigrants are an integral part of the American workforce.
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And, 16.3 percent of our workforce is women of color.
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As the workforce dwindled, the remaining jobs became well paid.
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Today, they make up just 0.33% of the U.S. workforce.
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Reforming the Department of State, including its workforce, is critical.
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Not very, compared to the US workforce as a whole.
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Greathouse finds ample evidence of gender bias in the workforce.
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The company has a workforce of 3,050 in Switzerland now.
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Improving how we apply existing treatments also requires workforce training.
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Zenefits will have a workforce of about 500 when done.
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A Wednesday morning hearing on a $15 minimum wage before the Education and Workforce Committee's Subcommittee on Workforce Protections will offer some clues into how the messaging battle will play out starting in January.
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While mainstream culture often depicts AAPI women in field such as technology and science, Asian American women make up 28503 percent of the low-wage workforce— 22019 times their share of the overall workforce.
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What globalization did to the blue-collar workforce over 30 to 40 years, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics and big data will do to the white-collar workforce in the next five to 10.
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Congress and the Trump administration can do more, this year, by passing the USA Workforce Tax Credit Act that would create private sector incentives for greater investment in producing a higher-skilled American workforce.
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We are already facing a public workforce crisis as federal, state and local governments will see a doubling of the percent of their workforce that is eligible to retire in the next five years.
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Then you've got this whole new initiative to basically change a culture, and unfortunately it takes transitioning out a big section of the workforce and the people in the workforce to really start changing.
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Novoselsky and Jacob Hsu, Catalyte CEO, held the event's first conversation, "Creating a More Qualified, Diverse Future Workforce," in which they discussed how fast technological advancement is affecting the U.S. workforce and talent recruitment.
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To assess the primary care workforce, researchers examined U.S. census data as well as data on the physician workforce from the American Medical Association, plus Medicare billing records on doctors and nurses providing primary care.
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"To understand why this is problematic in the employment context, consider a company with an all-white workforce, which decided to recruit and hire only applicants that 'look like' their current workforce," the ACLU states.
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Leading the charge: U.S. Representative Bradley Byrne of Alabama, a member of the education and workforce committee who chaired its Subcommittee on Workforce Protections until the Democrats took over the House of Representatives this month.
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The company, which has been pushing to cut its workforce and streamline operations to curb costs, said Thursday the results also include non-cash early retirement charges and global workforce restructuring charges of $101 million.
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To make things worse, that workforce was understaffed before December 22 (in 2016, the workforce hit a 27-year low), which is when President Trump and Congress began their month-long game of budgetary chicken.
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"Business has to start viewing workforce development as an investment, rather than a social service," said Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, speaking alongside Williams at a workforce conference at the central bank's New York headquarters.
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Educational system reforms to better prepare students for the workforce and greater investments in career-long workforce training programs are needed to better equip workers with the skills to perform at their productivity potential. 4.
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A 2011 Commerce Department report found that women hold less than 25 percent of jobs in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce, even though they make up nearly half of the American workforce.
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Further, NABTU leads the construction industry in innovative workforce development by providing increased opportunities to underserved communities and diversifying the construction workforce through the use of apprenticeship readiness programs and formal apprenticeship training and education.
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Courtesy of The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce Courtesy of The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce Professional certificate and associate's degree programs are often directly linked to career paths.
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Women make up only 30% of Dell&aposs workforce, but the company announced a plan in November to reach gender parity by the end of the decade, increasing its workforce to 50% women by 2030.
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But to provide real value and be a useful model of workforce preparation in sectors well beyond the trades, today's apprenticeships must be demand-driven and directly connected to the needs of the modern workforce.
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The report also said that female, black and Hispanic workers make up a smaller proportion of the technology workforce — in occupations related to mathematics, computing and engineering — compared to their representations in the general workforce.
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Offerings can be tailored to the demographics of a company's workforce.
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Over the next decade, the workforce will undoubtedly continue to change.
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Utah finishes a respectable 247th in our all-important Workforce category.
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For example, women make up just 26% of the computing workforce.
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" He added that the request "left many in our workforce unsettled.
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Wellness programs aim to create a healthier, happier, more productive workforce.
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Developing and retaining an agile workforce is critical for every company.
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The striking workers represent around a quarter of the total workforce.
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It's reasonable for any public-facing entity to humanize their workforce.
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The company has long done poorly at hiring a diverse workforce.
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Iranian authorities say 15 percent of the country's workforce is unemployed.
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Google's technical workforce is 1 percent black, its 2017 data show.
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Epson Workforce ES-200 color portable document scanner — $134.99 See Details
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The plan will also see GM's workforce shed about 15,000 jobs.
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Robots are taking over the world's workforce—and why shouldn't they?
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Many have simply left the workforce for a variety of reasons.
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WWII ushered in a new era of women infiltrating the workforce.
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The workforce reductions were first reported by Bloomberg earlier on Wednesday.
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And why wouldn' t they assume they'd never leave the workforce?
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That may not be enough to mitigate the nation's dwindling workforce.
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The cuts will represent about 10 to 15% of Juul's workforce.
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But it might also keep moms and dads in the workforce.
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Much more needs to be done to create an educated workforce.
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In total, over 3 percent of France's workforce are union members.
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Nearly 20% of Tableau's roughly U.S. workforce signed onto the resolution.
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But the message is slow to trickle down to the workforce.
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As McAuliffe describes it, a better workforce is a "moral" imperative.
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It's clear that our City's workforce is too segmented by gender.
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The ever-leaner cybersecurity workforce makes many companies desperate for help.
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Critically, we need to think strategically about the missing qualified workforce.
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But that is a tiny sliver of the total retailing workforce.
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And one of the keys to a strong workforce is education.
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In fact, Colorado's workforce is the most educated in the country.
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Graduates enter the workforce and encounter problems that must be solved.
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Only 1.9m out of 13.1m Saudi women participate in the workforce.
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By 2025 they will represent three-quarters of the world's workforce.
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In this case, its digital workforce is trained for sales leads.
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That has forced it to cut costs and reduce its workforce.
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Beane said the company's workforce of technicians comes from many backgrounds.
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Instability in the agricultural workforce places our food supply at risk.
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Meanwhile, more women were going to university and joining the workforce.
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It only got worse when he began speaking about the workforce.
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Twitter also announced layoffs in October, reducing its workforce by 8%.
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And Germany's greying workforce makes this a problem for the ages.
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Meanwhile the president is already cutting the federal workforce, albeit unintentionally.
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Regarding underrepresented minorities, Airbnb's workforce is 6.5% Hispanic and 2.9% black.
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Today we are really focused on the workforce at Lake Orion.
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Roughly a tenth of the Taiwanese workforce now lives in China.
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The shortage of GPs partly reflects a change in the workforce.
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Like other tech companies, it's dealt with challenges around workforce diversity.
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A workforce of around 800,000 is employed directly or by suppliers.
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That includes a slowdown in the growth in of the workforce.
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Today, just 24 percent of the U.S. computing workforce is female.
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Do you imagine our workforce is ready for thinking like this?
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Great workforce, great productivity, and great products coming out of there.
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The workforce grew by barely 22010% in total during that period.
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As the workforce stopped growing, labour markets tightened and wages rose.
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That's despite women making up less than half of the workforce.
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Prescriptions for narrowing the gap in workforce pay are well-known.
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Some of the questions asked left many in our workforce unsettled.
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We need to create a workforce attuned to life-long learning.
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During and after the crisis, Americans left the workforce in droves.
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"Companies do look at the health of a workforce," Watts said.
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EBay restructures regional operations, lays off a percentage of its workforce
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Ultimately, we can't be afraid of change in today's modern workforce.
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How do you take the temperature of a 90,000-person workforce?
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The workforce of the 21st century has been changing for years.
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It&aposs a lie that I was estranged from that workforce.
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His flagship site, The Blaze, recently cut its workforce in half.
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Millennials only make up 25% of the workforce and disproportionately quit.
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So, how did the workforce adjust to the new world order?
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So a new survey shows they'll grudgingly join America's corporate workforce.
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Early retirement used to mean leaving the workforce at age 50.
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Companies often trumpet benefits designed to help keep the workforce fit.
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Those financial pitfalls could also be passed on to Germany's workforce.
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In 2014, the workforce in Williams County topped out at 43,000.
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The retail industry's pain is being felt by its massive workforce.
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However, the workforce slumped by roughly 2628 percent in that time.
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We once had unions as mediators and guardians of the workforce.
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We also need to invest more in cybersecurity and federal workforce.
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This conservatism is also apparent in its approach to its workforce.
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Profound changes in the workforce are making teams trickier to manage.
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The workforce needs to be included in the definition of sustainability.
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What about human assets, or more plainly, a strong native workforce?
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It's a way to improve the financial futures of today's workforce.
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Therefore, we strive for a globally diverse and culturally competent workforce.
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The failure to stop Chinese mercantilism severely damaged the U.S. workforce.
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The ONS figures also showed an ageing construction workforce across Britain.
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The state's travel time averaged 27.1 minutes and its workforce numbered
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Minnesota's average commute time totaled 23.8 minutes for its workforce of
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Read more: Women now outnumber men in the college-educated workforce.
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The Saudi government wants to encourage female participation in the workforce.
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In total, they've laid off 225 of their 1,600-person workforce.
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He seems to discount the potential of over half the workforce.
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The Federal Civilian Workforce Pay Raise Fairness Act, introduced by Rep.
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Many will argue that college offers more than just workforce preparation.
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In total, they've laid off 28503 of their 22019,600-person workforce.
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Nike announced plans to cut 2 percent of its workforce Thursday.
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Women made up less than 10 percent of the production workforce.
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That is nearly 52 percent of the state's private sector workforce.
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The workforce cuts are expected to be completed by March 2019.
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Elsewhere around Washington's federal workforce, there were also signs of discontent.
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Heather Greenaway is a spokesperson for the Workforce Fairness Institute (WFI).
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Our workforce is more diverse than many other cities, another strength.
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Their combined 218,22 staff make up 2800% of Thyssenkrupp's total workforce.
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The USPS has reduced its workforce substantially by not replacing retirees.
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This is simply good government and our workforce deserves the best.
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Second, American semiconductor technology is only as strong as its workforce.
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It's a tough time to be a Millennial in the workforce.
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That may mean adding a little grey hair to the workforce.
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The State Department has drawn down their workforce during the shutdown.
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The company had cut its US workforce twice earlier this year.
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But they also have an immense opportunity to reshape the workforce.
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Layoffs: 200 workers on October 28, or a quarter of workforce.
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Our country faces a drastic workforce shortage across multiple STEM sectors.
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And so part of all of that is workforce development. Right.
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But unions now comprise a very small segment of the workforce.
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Nissan was due to start negotiating with its workforce this autumn.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands more graduate and never enter the workforce.
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" He added that the request "left many in our workforce unsettled.
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"This is no way to treat the federal workforce," said Burakiewicz.
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The more products I create, the more workforce I can hire.
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The country also had stable regulations and a highly skilled workforce.
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The skills and education required for the workforce of the future.
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The industry puts an enormous amount of effort into workforce planning.
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Gulfport will shed about 13% of its workforce, the sources said.
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The workforce has already seen a decline in his first year.
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R&D personnel accounted for 38.7 percent of the total workforce.
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By encouraging valued senior employees to remain in the workforce longer.
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So, mobile's huge, because we have a mobile workforce, so ... Right.
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Companies suddenly had a much more educated workforce to draw on.
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"So far, our core workforce has been stable," the company said.
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So what do we do to get a workforce like that?
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This will impact a small percentage of the global workforce. 3.
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The mass layoff represents 80% of the famed restaurant group's workforce.
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But they already are seeing boosts in patients and workforce shortages.
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Rubenstein declined to go into detail about its contract with Workforce.
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These protocols are in place to safeguard our customers and workforce.
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"You're literally incentivizing taking people out of the workforce," said Graham.
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Cuomo's mandate directs 75% of the New York workforce stay home.
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We can't have an unqualified, unskilled, unsafe workforce build our infrastructure.
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Today, women hold more jobs than men in the US workforce.
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Unfortunately, we have to give the workload to a new workforce.
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Notably, the workforce management cloud provider Kronos is based in Lowell.
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Approximately 37% of that workforce is comprised of people of color.
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Workforce participation is the primary driver of local and national economies.
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Close to 40% of Walmart's workforce are part-timers, per CNN.
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The enslaved workforce in America was where the country's wealth resided.
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Like the executives, states are also emphasizing their workforce the most.
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Texas remains a juggernaut, with America's top workforce and best infrastructure.
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Six percent of the workforce is over 65 and rising quickly.
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In 2014, 18 percent of the entire workforce worked part time.
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When we have a healthy, robust workforce, it's good for business.
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The theme for this conference is the future of the workforce.
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That means I'm going to be the future of the workforce.
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These employees are among the most skilled in the government's workforce.
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A growing percentage of the workforce is comprised of digital natives.
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Healthcare reform can't come quick enough for entrepreneurs and their workforce.
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Additionally, the company offers insights into workforce trends using survey data.
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This new interest is shared by much of the American workforce.
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Women still make up less than half of the overall workforce.
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They've gotten married, they've had kids, they've fallen off the workforce.
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The plant has a total hourly workforce of about 1,400 workers.
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The Farm Workforce Modernization Act would address this issue as well.
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As it stands, 78% of that demographic is in the workforce.
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I would bring in external people to train the entire workforce.
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But Tennessee's workforce falls short in important measures, like educational attainment.
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Goler says Zuckerberg's authenticity and humanity influences the workforce at Facebook.
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But collectively, they represent a tiny portion of the American workforce.
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He sits on a workforce policy advisory board to the president.
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The presentation laid out plans for substantially altering the unit's workforce.
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Stanton currently heads the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce.
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They've developed a skilled workforce and ways of doing things that.
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It has since cut its workforce by 600 to about 250.
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It has since cut its workforce by 600 to about 250.
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In March, Bird laid off between 4-5% of its workforce.
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Chauncy Lennon is the head of workforce initiatives at JPMorgan Chase.
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No longer profitable, the company trimmed 22017 percent of its workforce.
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Millions of able-bodied Americans are no longer in the workforce.
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I am calling for a national strategy for the American workforce.
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Amazon grew its workforce by 38 percent in the third quarter.
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The plan would eliminate entire programs and slash the federal workforce.
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Around 12,000 employees, or 21 percent of its workforce, are eligible.
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Immigrants make up a sizeable portion of the total healthcare workforce.
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A sustainable, long-term approach to workforce planning is desperately needed.
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But Germany's blue-collar workforce clearly does not fear free trade.
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Overall, the demographics of the Chinese workforce will become much older.
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There is ample evidence of gender bias in the American workforce.
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Women only make up 32 percent of Apple's workforce, for example.
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Elon Musk just laid off 9 percent of his workforce, actually.
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Landing your first job and entering the workforce can be overwhelming.
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The total number of cuts to the solar workforce remained unclear.
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Bird lays off up to 5 percent of workforce "As we establish local service centers and deeper roots in cities where we provide service, we have shifting geographic workforce needs," a Bird spokesperson told us. 6.
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The company, which has been pushing to cut its workforce and streamline operations to curb costs, said on Thursday the results also include non-cash early retirement charges and global workforce restructuring charges of $101 million.
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When reached for comment, Mattel directed CNN Business to its proxy statement, in which the company notes 82% of its total workforce is located outside the United States, and 65% of the workforce is in manufacturing.
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"At Thomson Reuters, we believe the strongest workforce is the most diverse workforce; the most competitive in the global economy," said Mark Sandham, senior vice president and chief operating officer for human resources at Thomson Reuters.
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Julia Barfield, senior manager of policy and programs at the Chamber's Center for Education and Workforce, said this is an issue where conversations are becoming higher priority and it is being recognized as a workforce issue.
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Women are increasingly joining the workforce in America — roughly 57% of American women participated in the workforce in 2017, compared to The gender wage gap is pervasive in many industries, especially those still dominated by men.
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Louisiana's workforce-training program, FastStart, is the best in the nation for the seventh year running, according to Business Facilities magazine, which bases its ranking on workforce training incentives and recent projects secured with training commitments.
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At a time when workforce investment is critical for the economic security of the working class, we cannot eliminate this critical tool we have to give people the skills they need to thrive in the workforce.
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" The report stated plainly: "While enabling parents of young children to enter and remain in the workforce, childcare is simultaneously laying the human capital foundation—whether well or poorly—for much of our nation's future workforce.
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Government data shows that more than 80 percent of India's employed workforce is in the informal workforce that largely comprises rural and daily wage laborers who are hired off the road or through contractors supplying labor.
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The American workforce has changed drastically over the past decade – small businesses now account for over 2628 percent of businesses in the U.S. and small business employees make up over 28503 percent of the American workforce.
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A program like Annedroids is especially important for young girls, considering the underrepresentation of women in STEM professions: although women make up half the college-educated workforce, they're only 29 percent of the science and engineering workforce.
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Employers who obsess about the inability to find people entering the workforce with the right skills should think long and hard about making investments in building both the education and abilities of those in their workforce now.
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This means the majority of people entering the workforce fall into one of two categories that will make it nearly impossible to save the money needed to live a high quality of life upon leaving the workforce.
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While the president should be commended for his commitment to workforce development, more thought should be applied to the execution of this order, ensuring a localized approach to workforce development rather than a centralized, top-down model.
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Instead, it would hasten a work-filled future—one where we use technological advancement to bridge the gap between our current workforce at risk of being made redundant by automation and the resilient union workforce we need.
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In the Workforce category, Rhode Island ties for 23rd place with Nevada.
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The organisation has a 51% female workforce in offices around the globe.
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Only 2% of the workforce is foreign compared with 17% in America.
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AR also enables experts to stay in the workforce longer as well.
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There is high demand for houses, but the workforce is not there.
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Most Americans think robots will dominate the workforce in the near future.
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SpaceX is planning on trimming its workforce, a company spokeswoman told CNBC.
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Overall, its workforce will shrink by "a couple percentage points," she said.
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The cost to attract and retain a trained workforce is often underestimated.
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They allow foreign workers to fill skill gaps in the US workforce.
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Walmart began offering $1 a day college to its workforce last year.
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We need to increase the number of people participating in the workforce.
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Here's how unauthorized workers make up a portion of each state's workforce.
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Earlier this year, the media business also cut 7% of its workforce.
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Wellington, New Zealand, is looking to beef up its burgeoning tech workforce.
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LinkedIn is not the only tech company struggling to diversify its workforce.
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Earning a college degree gives you a serious advantage in the workforce.
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So in that respect, it could cause unplanned distribution to the workforce.
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Men are disconnected from their families and sometimes even from the workforce.
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I have open recs equivilant to 10 percent of the existing workforce.
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The impending collapse of the workforce is not an exclusively Chinese problem.
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So what's going on within your workforce that's leading to those outcomes?
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Short job tenures are especially common within the growing gig economy workforce.
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Reversing the programme will also directly remove skilled employees from the workforce.
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We're getting a good bout of pulling people back into the workforce.
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San Francisco will continue serving as the nucleus of the company's workforce.
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And prime-age men outside the workforce are in startlingly bad health.
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So we're lucky in that sense because we have an inspired workforce.
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By DHS' tally, 43% of the workforce — over 1,500 employees — are furloughed.
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Utah is leading the country with its thriving economy and vibrant workforce.
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The Pine Tree State is shedding points in the crucial Workforce category.
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So, how can we as a workforce help execute on the program?
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Millennials have a different approach to the workforce compared to previous generations.
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Walmart is flexing its massive workforce in its quest to overtake Amazon.
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Plus, time spent out of the workforce can reduce women's own benefits.
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I mean, what allowed women to go into the workforce in droves?
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The workforce-participation rate is one of the highest in the world.
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It also will cut 10% of its workforce, representing around 12,000 jobs.
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He also sits on a workforce policy advisory board to the president.
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Nissan employs 6% of Sunderland's workforce and pays 9% of the wages.
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Each year, the Office of Personnel Management surveys the entire federal workforce.
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But several young women also shared their anxieties about joining the workforce.
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The reforms also aimed to reduce Pemex's bloated workforce by around half.
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Young women have rejoined the workforce with much more enthusiasm than men.
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Both groups were also slightly more skeptical of workforce automation in general.
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But nearly 80% of Muzo's workforce, including guaqueros, is without formal employment.
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"We want New Hampshire to have a young, vibrant workforce," Adams said.
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How do you create a workforce that understands how to do this?
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But Ford said it is not cutting its hourly workforce or production.
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But there is no algorithm for creativity – creators are our future workforce.
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However, planning to stay in the workforce isn't always a reliable option.
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Experts predict that AI could have a huge impact on the workforce.
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A French chocolatier was hired for 12 years to teach his workforce.
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This New England town, home of Yale University, epitomizes Connecticut's workforce issues.
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With today's funding round, PayFit plans to double its workforce by 2020.
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That compares to $158,000 in Alaska, home of the most productive workforce.
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Overall, though, educational attainment of Arizona's workforce is on the low side.
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There are 0003m of them, some 2% of the workforce—a record.
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At Google, contractors like these already represent a majority of its workforce.
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The moves would take its permanent workforce in the country to 24,000.
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We're already seeing this dynamic in play in parts of the workforce.
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And why invest in a country with an ageing and shrinking workforce?
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I just didn't see any future in the regular kind of workforce.
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But the workforce is growing much faster than jobs are being created.
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As of 2017, women made up just 26% of the computing workforce.
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The film doesn't even need its shocking twists about WorryFree's victimized workforce.
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There is similar evidence of resilient discrimination against women in America's workforce.
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The job cuts represent about 13 percent of the company's Canadian workforce.
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By one estimate, contractors provide a third of the intelligence community's workforce.
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In 22.0, millennials became the largest generation in our workforce per BLS.
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Other crops, like corn, are already seeing autonomous systems enter the workforce.
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In June, Tesla said it was cutting 9 percent of its workforce.
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Such programs go beyond parental leave and affect the entire American workforce.
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Nissan said it will slash roughly 12,500 jobs from its workforce worldwide.
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Ride-hailing company Lyft has released its first ever workforce diversity report.
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He also cited the importance of equal education opportunities and workforce training.
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That's doubly true because the American workforce is getting steadily less white.
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Mosaic also trimmed the workforce and reduced output at Colonsay last year.
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Last month, New York-based firm cut 6 percent of its workforce.
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That comes out to about 40 people of its ~900-employee workforce.
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The growing diversity of the workforce should be a cause for celebration.
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Why it matters: The federal workforce isn't just paper-pushers in Washington.
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I'm glad I aged into the workforce with Girls and Broad City.
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Students receive skills training specifically designed to place them into the workforce.
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However, Excalibur expects to shed about 1,000 jobs from Tata's UK workforce.
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"Firms want to be efficient and have a motivated workforce," he said.
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That reflects a drop in the people actively involved in the workforce.
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And 92% of companies cite issues with attracting and maintaining their workforce.
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Another favorite is Manpower Group, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin based workforce solutions company.
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Burnout is a common problem in today's workforce, even among younger employees.
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Some worry whether the country's current workforce can accommodate these newly insured.
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The American workforce and our economy will be better off for it.
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It had a well-trained and hardworking workforce and a rosy future.
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If you are leading a remote workforce, you are charting new territory.
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Symantec expects the workforce reduction will reduce costs by $115 million annually.
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"But everyone agrees that the current medical workforce isn't prepared for that."
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But a sea change is coming in companies' attitudes about the workforce.
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The potential of the American workforce has, and always will be, limitless.
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But today we are really focused on the workforce at Lake Orion.
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The unemployment rate is falling, but it's because the workforce is shrinking.
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Such trends have also enabled the growth of our members' American workforce.
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The important thing is to build trust and equity with the workforce.
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As the workforce chances, what is the impact of that on lives?
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They arrested over 1,200 employees, or about 9% of the total workforce.
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We must also make changes that set this workforce up for success.
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Ryan pushing tax reform and McCarthy on reg reform and workforce development.
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Now with Formant, he wants to make hybrid workforce cooperation feel frictionless.
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About half is for capital costs and nearly half for workforce development.
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The workforce is very upset because they aren't hearing from their leaders.
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The workforce tends to skew even more male at the highest levels.
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Millions enter the workforce every year who are barely literate or numerate.
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Make improvements in training the workforce, including encouraging trade schools and apprenticeships.
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There are not enough for the millions joining the workforce each year.
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The American food industry employs close to 25 percent of our workforce.
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Workforce participation in the United States is at a 85033-year low.
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Workers with disabilities have long had a place in the federal workforce.
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We lack a trained clinical workforce prepared to use these medications appropriately.
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These projects include water extension, public transportation, workforce development, and hospital construction.
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In rebuilding America we are also fully committed to developing our workforce.
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We are a $3 billion company, with a pilot workforce of 2,000.
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The average time spent commuting totaled 24.6, and the state's workforce included
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The higher the dependency ratio, the greater the burden on the workforce.
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"Western Pennsylvania has lost a pretty big chunk of workforce," he said.
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But education funding isn't just about training a current and future workforce.
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The latest layoffs equal less than 1 percent of Snap's total workforce.
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Discrimination against pregnant workers has been happening since women entered the workforce.
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The company already performs pay equity analyses of its workforce every year.
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The trend in the American workforce is away from compulsion and collectivism.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service furloughed 84 percent of its workforce.
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Rodon laid off around forty people, about a third of its workforce.
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The cut positions represent about 2 percent of the company's full workforce.
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That number represents between 1 and 2 percent of its entire workforce.
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Liveris is a workforce diversity specialist, and expert on women in leadership.
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Second, when jobs disappear, the skills of a workforce atrophy over time.
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Care Corps will build a healthcare workforce and create powerful intergenerational relationships.
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How does the concept of a civil service account for this workforce?
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The decades-long process of women entering the workforce is largely done.
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In the 1960s, however, women began entering the workforce in record numbers.
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By 2005, more than 262% of married women were in the workforce.
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These are vestiges of a bygone era when men dominated the workforce.
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The proposed job cuts equate to 14 percent of the bank's workforce.
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In terms of our workforce, it's certainly the combination of the two.
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A trilateral task force on workforce development would help fill that gap.
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Smartphone maker HTC is laying off 22 percent of its entire workforce.
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Another 410,000 people left the workforce, bringing the total to 95.74 million.
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On my technology and operations workforce I have 291,2400 people, 215 countries.
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The quick deadlines took their toll on the contract workforce transcribing files.
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Still, they wished the company was more transparent with the freelance workforce.
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We measure workforce productivity based on each state's economic output per job.
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India's economy is also struggling to create enough jobs for its workforce.
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Encouraging more women to join the workforce would have huge economic impacts.
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The Juul job cuts represent 16% of its 4,051-person global workforce.
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General Motors is laying off 28500,6900 people — 2628 percent of its workforce.
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But the leaders of several workforce agencies said much more is needed.
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And it involves attracting talent and nurturing a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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Celebrate your child's joining the workforce with a custodial individual retirement account.
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Jonah Verizon Media Group is laying off 7 percent of its workforce
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Dallas Fed's Kaplan at "Investing in America's Workforce" conference 1:50 p.m.
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John Kline (R-Minn.) who heads the Workforce and Education Committee; Rep.
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We think of the cruelty of decimating a 220 million person workforce.
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Some Silicon Valley companies promising to make 50% of their workforce female.
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It's laid off 15 percent of its workforce and reset its expectations.
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Greyhound Lines' unionized workforce began a strike that continued for three years.
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The hype about an increasingly dynamic, untethered, independent workforce was just wrong.
|
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What role should programs like the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act play?
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Further, about 22016% of the country's workforce is employed in the industry.
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Jerry Brown appointed him to the California Workforce Investment Board in 2012
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Only 11% of employers think college graduates are prepared for the workforce.
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Why Silicon Valley cares: Tech companies have real workforce issues to consider.
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For the remainder of the federal workforce, they're by and large covered.
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The impending demographic shift plus critical mass make a diverse workforce inevitable.
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The Irish Times reported that the operation had a workforce of 300.
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EST: President Trump participates in an American Workforce Policy Advisory Board Meeting.
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That's bad workforce development and a poor use of higher education funding.
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Neither argument should prevent the workforce from organizing a bargaining unit, however.
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Burwell will appear before the House Education and Workforce Committee on Tuesday.
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The federal workforce is smaller now than it was under President Reagan.
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Agriprocessors nearly collapsed after losing its workforce, devastating the small town's economy.
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We put each state's workforce through its paces based on the data.
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They are about strengthening the backbone of the American economy: our workforce.
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COSCOCS currently employ 180,000 workers, more than double the workforce of Maersk.
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Still, Texas remains a juggernaut, with America's top workforce and best infrastructure.
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"What does this management want from its workforce at all?" said Back.
|
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Apple (AAPL) has announced plans to significantly ramp up its workforce there.
|
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That would more than double its current workforce of full-service shoppers.
|
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This marks the first confirmed case among Amazon's US blue-collar workforce.
|
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"There is nothing more precious than our workforce," the DHS official said.
|
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Where do you stand on the issue of unionizing the workforce there?
|
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Minorities are making history, entering the workforce in larger numbers than ever.
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To ensure a level playing field for all women in the workforce.
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UA told the Journal that women make up almost half its workforce.
|
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"We're worried about our workforce," said Providence CEO Rod Hochman by phone.
|
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Update incident response plans to consider workforce changes in a distributed environment.
|
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Today college-educated women have surpassed college-educated men in the workforce.
|
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The coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on the US workforce.
|
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And how much of the Chatbooks workforce is remote versus co-located?
|
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For the most part, the company now has an entirely distributed workforce.
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In total, it was a loss of about 13% of the workforce.
|
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They are expected to impact most of the automaker's salaried workforce globally.
|
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Fitness chain Flywheel Sports has temporarily laid off 98% of its workforce.
|
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In January, Leafly eliminated 54 roles or 18% of its then-workforce.
|
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By 1943, women made up 65% of the US aircraft industry's workforce.
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The CDCs airport screeners are part of the healthcare workforce at risk.
|
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I think it was to try and get kids into the workforce.
|
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And Morgan Stanley (MS) trimmed its workforce by 257,226 late last year.
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Only 12,355 troops, or 0.9% of the total workforce, were Asian women.
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It's helping attract a talented workforce, which is helping attract more employers.
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We are willing to pay a premium for a well-trained workforce.
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No one there was going to go home and cancel his workforce.
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Others need help getting restarted or burnishing their skills for today's workforce.
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There are many reasons cited for the drop, including an aging workforce.
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Haspel is by all accounts well liked by the workforce at Langley.
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Historically, businesses and industries have relied primarily on two workforce development tracks.
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Ferrero's website includes a breakdown of the company's global workforce by age.
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This is a problem because small businesses employ half of America's workforce.
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But: there are more than 150 million people in the U.S. workforce.
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One reason, Branson says, is that the modern workforce is already evolving.
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"Our students are the most underrated of the American workforce," Carlson said.
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But won't the future American workforce contribute sufficiently to replenish the fund?
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There's just one thing: He doesn't have the workforce to build it.
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When they go into the workforce, they're going to work with women.
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Local workforce boards should fund the cost of training for registered apprenticeships.
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New York Fed President William Dudley on workforce development 9:00 a.m.
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This process ultimately led us to the decision to reduce our workforce.
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Still, UPS will continue to invest in and expand its human workforce.
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Within three months, more than half the workforce had completed the course.
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That may deter part-timers who provide much of the services' workforce.
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Across our nation, working parents face barriers to staying in the workforce.
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A report published by PwC, "Workforce of the Future," highlighted the trend.
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This is very promising news for Florida's students and the state's workforce.
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Supporting a highly-educated, world-class workforce does not happen by accident.
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We can, however, foster resilience and help-seeking in our health workforce.
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Ms. Haspel has a deep understanding and commitment to the CIA workforce.
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Californians deserve a thoughtful, collaborative process to address the 21st century workforce.
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Adding to these challenges is the significant loss of the health workforce.
|
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One of Sessions' addresses to the workforce, in particular, resonated with judges.
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The company said in December that its workforce was around 200,000 employees.
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We must make a commitment to ensuring we have a ready workforce.
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Again, I think this is having a profound effect on the workforce.
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Reorganizations, workforce reductions, and budget cuts are common and difficult to absorb.
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The sector employs around 450,000 people, or 4 percent of Australia's workforce.
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Federal contractors employ 21625 million workers, 2900 percent of our nation's workforce.
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In rebuilding America, we are also fully committed to developing our workforce.
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Computers, intelligent machines, and robots seem like the workforce of the future.
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And one of the best ways to develop that workforce is education.
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I thought my age would be an impressive asset in the workforce
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Along with the council, Trump established an American Workforce Policy Advisory Board.
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The downside to the redesign has been its impact on workforce morale.
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We need these people in the workforce," Perdue said on "Squawk Box.
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Our laws need to catch up and change as the workforce changes.
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The conversation needs to include preparing our workforce, ethics and the possibilities.
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Pino found a workforce of around 212,226 people, demoralized by Chrysler's bankruptcy.
|
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The crux of the problem extends well beyond the underpaid intern workforce.
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But everyone's insurance premiums and tax dollars are funding this swelling workforce.
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About 60% of its global workforce has already committed to the pledge.
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However, when viewed through the lens of workforce productivity, the picture changes.
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D.C.'s workforce — employers and businesses alike — lose under oppressive scheduling mandates.
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Musk has repeatedly discussed the effects of artificial intelligence on the workforce.
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And then there was the shout-out to women in the workforce.
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Without that fall, there'd be 5 million more men in the workforce.
|
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Like other government agencies, NOAA has suffered critical cuts to its workforce.
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The job cuts amount to about 17 percent of the Zenefits workforce.
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Its workforce in what was then known as Jet City surpassed 100,000.
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Trans folks also face discrimination in the workforce; but to counteract this, activists are currently pushing for stronger legal protections and the introduction of hiring quotas to ensure that at least 1% of the government workforce is trans.
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Thousands of financially strapped older Americans have re-entered the workforce and become a transient workforce that travels the country, laboring a few weeks or months in one Amazon warehouse, a few weeks in another, and so on.
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Amazon is having a big sale on Epson printers, such as the Epson WorkForce All-in-One Supertank Printer, which is priced at $183, as well as the Epson WorkForce Portable Document Scanner, which is going for $173.
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"A reduction in workforce is never an easy decision but streamlining and simplifying our business with a smaller and nimbler workforce will help us react quickly to the changing needs of the business," Marcus said in the statement.
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The triple shock of a smaller workforce, increased social spending and the likely dampening effect of an older workforce on innovation and productivity will drag down future growth, predicts Oliver Holtemöller of the Leipzig Institute for Economic Research.
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While men and women enter the workforce with the same ambitions, as women reach childbearing age, more and more of them scale back to part time, seek out flexible work schedules, or drop out of the workforce altogether.
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Partnerships between the energy industry, the Center for Energy Workforce Development, organized labor, policymakers and community colleges and universities across the country have allowed for the creation of a number of workforce development programs to meet these goals.
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An internal study found white males earn more at Apple than women and minorities Apple still overwhelmingly employs white males, with men representing 67 percent of its workforce and white employees representing 54 percent of the total workforce.
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"We can go now beyond that and look at the real issues we have, more entrepreneurs, more women in the workforce, and this is why the ban was lifted, to facilitate putting women in the workforce," she said.
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The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, which Congress passed in 183 after years of partisan wrangling, amounted to the first revamping of the nation's core work force programs since the Workforce Investment Act was enacted 18 years ago.
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A quality early care and education workforce tax credit allows parents to work, supports children's healthy development, and promotes a skilled workforce pathway and more sustainable regional economies across the country, both now and in the long-term.
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In the second decade of the 21 century, our workforce needs to transition from a hands-on manufacturing construct to that of a highly skilled and trained workforce taking into account the brave new world we have created.
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Free trade agreements are not the reason people in middle age and older are finding it very difficult to remain in the workforce or that young workers are finding it very difficult to get back into the workforce.
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The bottom line: Re-skilling programs should help provide job security to current members of the workforce — but it's also crucial to establish a longterm pipeline for future members of the workforce who will train and work alongside machines.
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WHY AREN'T YOU ON BOARD WITH THIS CONCEPT OF GIVING THE LABOR MARKET ROOM TO RUN TO SEE IF WE CAN BRING SOME OF THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE DROPPED OUT OF THE WORKFORCE BACK INTO THE WORKFORCE?
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One of the most fundamental disagreements turns on what steps we ought to take to improve our economy and the economic prospects of those who are in the workforce today, and those who will be in the workforce tomorrow.
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In addition, data generated since 2004 have consistently shown the ethnic diversity the health-care workforce is directly linked to health outcomes for people of color and that lack of workforce diversity is a root cause of institutional racism.
|
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The percentage of the workforce that quit their jobs last month fell back a bit, but it remains very high, and close to record highs after adjusting for the fact that the workforce is growing older and less mobile.
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Workforce Logiq created a Talent Retention Risk score using different data points, including macroeconomic trends, company-level social media and news sentiment, employee churn indicators (such as hiring or firing announcements) and other factors that correspond with workforce volatility.
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The state has already convened these stakeholders to identify in-demand occupations, produced a report to align education and workforce programs, and identified industry-recognized credentials that secondary students and individuals within the publicly-funded workforce system can leverage.
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The e-waste hubs vary in scale and the size of their workforce.
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More fundamentally, India lacks the capable and healthy workforce it needs to thrive.
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But within that category, state workforce development programs have shown relatively poor results.
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In total it will trim its North American workforce by a substantial 63%.
|
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Only 242% of the workforce is foreign-born, compared with 260% in America.
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Those 26,2500 employees would equate to roughly 503 percent of its seasonal workforce.
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The state also has numerous research and development centers and a skilled workforce.
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Equifax's president of workforce solutions, Rudy Ploder, sold 1,719 shares on August 2nd.
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Women are a larger part of our workforce and are earning more money.
|
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On her way from divorcee to business titan, Shinohara revolutionized her country's workforce.
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Employers have got to be clear about what they need from their workforce.
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That amounts to 8.5% of the global manufacturing workforce being displaced by robots.
|
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Other, smaller improvements to the kitchen could, feasibly, reduce the human workforce dramatically.
|
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"It's a good operation with an excellent workforce," Hewson said in a statement.
|
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The cuts amount to about 13 percent of SurveyMonkey's workforce of about 750.
|
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The impressive solidarity among Google's workforce marked the industry's big Time's Up moment.
|
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TaskRabbit announced a detailed plan to improve the diversity of its workforce today.
|
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The government recently announced a new policy to expand the primary care workforce.
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The two will reportedly discuss economic ties, jobs and women in the workforce.
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Those without access to such benefits leave the workforce at a greater rate.
|
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Challenges still remain when it comes to building up the country's newest workforce.
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Just imagine what will be possible when my son's generation enters the workforce.
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Roughly 850,53 workers, or about 40 percent of the federal workforce, were furloughed.
|
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By comparison, white women made up 66.9 percent of that workforce in 2013.
|
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Fiscal hawks recognize the efficiency of increasing workforce attachment and minimizing government dependence.
|
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But the workforce training process hasn't kept up with the pace of change.
|
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Our nation's cyber workforce needs to be a priority for the incoming President.
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The restructuring will lead to the loss of around 4% of the workforce.
|
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At the moment, none of the major tech companies have a unionized workforce.
|
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But the size of its workforce is much smaller than that of China.
|
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As more Germans retire, fewer youngsters are entering the workforce to replace them.
|
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A fifth of the workforce, and two-fifths of young people, are unemployed.
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This workforce is hidden behind closed doors and working under incredibly isolating conditions.
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In 1996 just 4% of Britain's workforce had postgraduate qualifications; today 11% do.
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To find these organizations, state unemployment or workforce development offices can offer referrals.
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We also understand that no economy can thrive without a qualified, educated workforce.
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Mississippi is not a Johnny-come-lately to the concept of workforce development.
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And the workforce in the Peach State is the cream of the crop.
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And the focus needs to extend beyond the workforce and into the classroom.
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The IMF economists proposed improving investment in workforce skills and encouraging lifelong saving.
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Love them or hate them, millennials are an important part of the workforce.
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Including non-salaried workers, Ford has a global workforce of just over 200,000.
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They are drawn by its stable politics, skilled workforce and steady economic growth.
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Our workforce should be as diverse as the communities and customers we serve.
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Women are half of the current workforce but comprise 28% of STEM jobs.
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No state employs less than 5% of its workforce in mobility-related occupations.
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In the three months to June the formal workforce shrank by a tenth.
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Many refugees do not have the skills or connections to enter the workforce.
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I intend to keep the same open mindset as I enter the workforce.
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Vice laid off about 10% of its workforce, about 250 employees, in February.
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The staff reduction could account for as much as 16% of its workforce.
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Yahoo confirmed plans today to lay off approximately 15 percent of its workforce.
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In my experience, it's because the HR workforce is about 71 percent women.
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Earlier this year, Activision said it was laying off 8% of its workforce.
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It is super important because you got to have a workforce that's committed.
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Any tie-up would likely face political and workforce hurdles, particularly in Italy.
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Women, shunning domesticity to stay longer in the workforce, have become new buyers.
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But its spending is expected to increase as younger millennials join the workforce.
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Bezos has been vocal about using fear to motivate the workforce at Amazon.
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That includes a $2.7 billion investment into training and wages for its workforce.
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Young and less educated men are losing their place in the U.S. workforce.
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"OUR ECONOMY'S on fire," says Tamara Atkinson, head of Austin's workforce development board.
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The Danish drug maker currently has a global workforce of more than 42,000.
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The commercial rollout is testament to leadership's trust and pride in its workforce.
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It could be anywhere from 4 percent to 40 percent of the workforce.
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Positioning: EventBoard evolved from conference room scheduling to digital workplace and workforce optimization.
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After all, the workforce was at least still growing, unlike Japan's or China's.
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An aging workforce means employers and employees will have to be more flexible.
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Data University is Airbnb's attempt to make its entire workforce more data literate.
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A more diverse workforce may help to deliver those new ideas and approaches.
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We rate this claim on Obamacare reducing the workforce as TRUE, BUT MISLEADING.
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The state offers the best workforce in the country, reveals our 2019 study.
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The EPA is cutting its workforce to levels not seen since the 1980s.
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Sexual harassment in the workplace isn't just unpleasant for about half the workforce.
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As technology has advanced rapidly, we find ourselves with an increasingly obsolete workforce.
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It's not that business owners are indifferent to the needs of their workforce.
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Tesla's Elon Musk, for instance, has warned that robots will become the workforce.
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But making that happen will require doing more to create a skilled workforce.
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But I never miss a chance to tout IN's talented workforce http://t.
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Question: What's the advice you give a young woman entering the workforce today?
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The company's workforce has tripled to over 200 employees in the last year.
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That said, many ultra-Orthodox are embracing the opportunity to enter the workforce.
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Take the proposal to create a new Department of Education and the Workforce.
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AND 200 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE LAST YEAR HAVE COME INTO THE WORKFORCE.
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ROSENGREN: SO IT'S OBVIOUSLY GOOD NEWS THAT WE'RE BRINGING PEOPLE INTO THE WORKFORCE.
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The layoffs follow a 7 percent workforce reduction announced by Alexion in March.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos fired 15 percent of his workforce as a result.
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For women, that pressure might stem from their increased participation in the workforce.
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A highly motivated workforce is seen as the secret sauce for corporate success.
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The expected redundancies amount to almost five percent of the company's current workforce.
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Today, refugees account for some 25% of the workforce of the growing company.
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"Today's workforce includes many people working in their 70s and 80s," Madigan said.
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The cuts affected less than 1 percent of COFCO'S workforce, currently 8,20163 people.
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