Examples of using Workforce in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In immature organizations, many workforce practices are performed with little
it had 110,000 employees more than Sony's workforce- yet its revenues were 14 per cent lower.
Using the included Document Capture Pro software for Windows, the Workforce DS-30 can also scan directly to cloud services.
The digital economy is thriving so the workforce must be provided with better skills.
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A four-person workforce working a number of casinos can create up of 250,000 per week.
Despite the government's efforts to get more women to rejoin the workforce, Ms Ubukata thinks Japan's problem is more fundamental.
In order to compete with the up and coming automated workforce, people are going to have to become as efficient as possible.
When I first entered the workforce, in 1991, there were just as many women as men going into entry-level jobs.
With a median age at just over 30 years old, Vietnam's young and vibrant workforce can help the country move further ahead in manufacturing.
Intel is committed to increase the diversity of our workforce," Intel said in a statement.
Much of the increase has been from women re-entering the workforce, with more child care playing a big part.
As a matter of fact, Strategy Analytics estimates that by 2023 the global mobile workforce will account for 43 percent of the total workforce.
About 19.6 million immigrant workers-- or about 12.1% of the total U.S. workforce-- were in the U.S. legally in 2014, Pew reported.
Workforce between the ages of 15 and 39 years currently accounts for nearly half of the total labor force in Vietnam.
With its global workforce said to touch 328 million by 2020,
The Arison Group has already engaged our own large global workforce, more than 24,000 employees who are working within the vision of doing good.
Over the years, Tata cut the workforce from 78,000 to 38,000 and spent $2.5 billion on modernization.
Despite the success in globalizing its workforce, Rakuten is still a very domestic company with about 80 percent of its revenue coming from Japan.