workforces

英 [ˈwɜːkˌfɔːsɪz]

美 [ˈwɜrkˌfɔrsɪz]

n.  全体员工; (国家或行业等的)劳动力，劳动大军，劳动人口
workforce的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (某一国家或地区的)劳动力，劳动人口
  Theworkforceis the total number of people in a country or region who are physically able to do a job and are available for work.
  1. ...a country where half the workforce is unemployed.
     有一半劳动力失业的国家
• N-COUNT (某公司的)全体员工，职工总数
  Theworkforceis the total number of people who are employed by a particular company.
  1. ...an employer of a very large workforce.
     雇用了大量员工的雇主

双语例句

• Outreach and enhanced care for depressed workers might be better conceptualized as an opportunity to invest in improving the productive capacity of workforces than as workplace costs.
  加强对抑郁工人的关心可能是一种更好的理念，是提高工人生产效率的好机会，且较工作场所的投入更好。
• It used to be thought that only rich countries had educated workforces able to produce skill-intensive goods, but poor countries have invested heavily in education in recent years, allowing them to start competing in more sophisticated markets.
  曾经认为只有富国才有能够生产技术密集型产品的受教育的劳动力，但是穷国在最近几年在教育上投入巨大，这让它们开始在更成熟的市场上竞争。
• Uneven rates of population growth, ageing workforces, and a huge shift in employment from rural areas to cities pose challenges for the region's rapidly growing economies it says in a report to be published today.
  国际劳工组织在近日发表的一份报告中称，不均衡的人口增长水平、劳动力的不断老龄化以及就业从农村转向城市的巨大转变，对亚洲迅速增长的经济体构成了挑战。
• Support will be focused on helping enterprises with large workforces to rebuild themselves and resume production.
  重点支持就业容量大的企业恢复生产和重新建设。
• The economic slowdown has been particularly onerous for temporary staffing groups, because their big corporate clients cut contract labour before their own workforces.
  对于临时岗位招聘企业而言，此次经济低迷的影响尤为严重，因为它们的大公司客户在本公司员工之前，先缩减了合同工的招聘。
• Non-financial companies slashed their workforces and sold off inventories in order to replenish liquidity that the banks were no longer providing.
  非金融企业进行裁员和抛售库存，以补充银行不再提供的流动性。
• Manpower, however, is more concerned that governments are ill-prepared to deal with the rising tide of migrant workers that would become increasingly necessary to keep economies running smoothly as workforces aged in many developed countries.
  然而，万宝盛华更为担忧的是，政府对于正在兴起的移民工人潮没有做好应对准备。在许多发达国家，随着劳动人口老龄化，为维持经济平稳运行，移民工人将越来越必不可少。
• But Asian and Asian British students ranked IT companies such as IBM and Microsoft much higher than any other group, while black or black British students tended to choose companies that already had a strong track record of employing diverse workforces.
  但亚洲和亚裔英国学生给ibm和微软（microsoft）等it企业的排名要远高于其它任何族裔团体，而黑人或非裔英国学生一般选择有着良好的雇佣多元劳动力记录的公司。
• The new spurt of diversity reports break technology companies 'workforces into ethnicity and gender, but ignore another big challenge in Silicon Valley: age.
  新发布的多样性报告将科技公司的员工按族裔和性别划分，却忽视了硅谷的另一个重大挑战：年龄。
• China, especially, replicated the successful export-orientated economic model of the so-called Asian tigers: fairly well-educated, low-cost workforces, joined with developed-world technology.
  尤其是中国。它复制了亚洲四小虎国家以出口为导向的成功的经济模式：受过良好教育且成本低廉的劳动力，与发达国家的技术结合在一起。