Noun:

தொழிலாளர்களில்,

workforce's Usage Examples:

The science behind the slow and steady cooking of main courses or complete meals meant the family's schedule was uninterrupted as moms joined the workforce to improve the family's economic and financial circumstances.

Financial concerns, health-benefits and security are strong motivators for quickly returning to the workforce, as opposed to pursuing self-employment or sabbatical living.

The economy has made it more difficult for a parent to remain home with young children, job opportunities have improved for women in the workforce, and more and more women are choosing to remain working after becoming mothers.

Jobs are limited and supply of potential workforce vastly outstrips demand.

Studies show that 15 percent of the workforce account for the majority of absenteeism, which can cost an employer in lost wages that add up quickly.

Although there may be no clear answer to the question "What is a Baby Boomer?" one thing is certain: Baby Boomers have a direct impact on every aspect of the workforce, the economy and society.

litigious culture among the British workforce.

Edward Dickinson Bullard, a prominent American constructionist, required his workforce to wear hard leather hats when working in an industrial setting, believing that it would promote safety and decrease casualties across the board.

Second, if everybody had the opportunity to log on to Facebook or check their personal e-mail throughout the day, the time wasted doing so would lower productivity in the workforce or keep students from paying attention at school.

Some of these proposals have caused much angst among the workforce.

Most work projects these days require a degree of multi skilling for the workforce.

Rehabilitative alimony is intended to allow one of the spouses to attend school or receive work training so that they can reenter the workforce.

Synonyms:

complement, crew, force, work force, men, hands, full complement, shift, gang, work party, manpower, personnel,

Antonyms:

veer, back, overgarment, weakening, strengthening,