What is Workforce

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The people engaged in, or available for work, either in a country or area or in a particular firm or industry. Learn more in: High Performance Teams in a Multigenerational Workforce: An Example From Academia in Mexico

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In a country, citizens who are employed in jobs and also the ones who are unemployed at a specific time frame and seeking for a job. Learn more in: Importance of Women Employment in Economy: The Case of Turkey

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Is the total number of people who are employed by a particular company. Learn more in: Accelerating the Adoption of Industry 4.0 Industrial Digital Technologies in the Manufacturing Business Value Chain

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Workers or employees within the areas of for profit and non-profit organizations that add value to the business entity while creating either ownership or their own revenue stream for personal use. Learn more in: Technology, the 21st Century Workforce, and the Construct of Social Justice

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Workers involved in the economic output of a county, state, or national economy in specific fields of employment. Learn more in: Community Colleges and Workforce Development: Then and Now

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All the people employed by an organization. Learn more in: Workforce Diversity at the Lagos Business School, Pan-African University, Nigeria

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The labor pool in employment. It is generally used to describe those working for a single company or industry. The term generally excludes the employers or management, and implies those involved in manual labor. It may also mean all those that are available for work. Learn more in: The Sign-Meaning Chain and its Implications for the Organization

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The available labour pool ready to offer their skills or expertise to an organization or job. Learn more in: Reshaping Education for the New Labour Market in Sub-Saharan African Countries