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workforce

[wurk-fawrs] / ˈwɜrkˌfɔrs /


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They do have machines to spread the caramel, which work at night, but the human workforce is more flexible and takes up less space.

From BBC

A person is eligible for Social Security retirement benefits when they have 40 credits of covered work, which usually equates to about 10 years in the workforce.

From MarketWatch

That might set off alarm bells about a collapsing labor market, except for the fact it was driven by people re-entering the workforce.

From Barron's

D-Wave uses quantum annealing, a process that is already commercially mature and can solve problems like workforce scheduling and factory floor planning, Wedbush noted.

From Barron's

“Recognition should bring the workforce together, not divide it,” wrote Nick Daniels, the air-traffic controller union’s president, last month in an internal memo reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

From The Wall Street Journal