Noun:

ଉଭୟ,

work force's Usage Examples:

there are increasing numbers of young, qualified people entering the work force.

and grapes kept the rural work force at an unsatisfactory level of productivity.

period, but the sector was still the largest employer (about 50% of the work force) by the end of World War II.

There he was visited by members of his work force, not only his engineers and agents, but also his navvies, many of whom had walked for days to come and pay their respects.

Although this report was used by the Molesworth Committee on transportation in 1837–38, the criticism of this work forced Franklin to dismiss him.

He took various measures to improve the conditions of his work force.

On this day, eight million Spaniards did not go to work, which accounted for 90% of the total work force in Spain.

Together with the directors" groups, 23 independent research groups led by untenured principal investigators and about 21 facilities make up the work force.

Part of the rationale was to maintain a stable work force that came to accumulate a volume of experience with the test facilities that were to be built.

Sergeant Smith and Private Fairclough were detailed to plant their explosives amongst the machinery in the power house and the other commandos located the area where the Norwegian work force worked and slept.

Dunlap quickly announced that he would lay off half of Sunbeam-Oster’s work force among other measures.

One of the government's early decisions concerning the center was to employ a primarily contractor work force.

a child entering the work force was seven, down from eight in 1994.

Synonyms:

turn up the pressure, act, pressure, steamroller, terrorise, drive, compel, obligate, sandbag, move, coerce, bring oneself, bludgeon, hale, dragoon, oblige, squeeze, railroad, terrorize, turn up the heat, squeeze for, steamroll,

Antonyms:

refrain, ride, linger, precede, descend,