English
Etymology
From work + force
Noun
workforce (plural workforces)
- All the workers employed by a specific organization or state, or on a specific project
- The total population of a country or region that is employed or employable.
Translations
workers employed by an organization
- Catalan: mà d'obra f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 勞動力／劳动力 (zh) (láodònglì), 劳动力 (zh) (láodònglì), 員工／员工 (zh) (yuángōng), 员工 (zh) (yuángōng)
- Danish: arbejdsstyrke c
- Finnish: työvoima (fi)
- French: main-d’œuvre (fr) f, personnel (fr) m
- Galician: man de obra (gl)
- German: Belegschaft (de) f, Arbeitskräfte (de) f pl
- Hungarian: munkaerő (hu)
- Italian: forza lavoro (it) f, manodopera (it) f
- Japanese: 労働力 (ろうどうりょく, rōdōryoku), 労働人口 (ろうどうじんこう, rōdō jinkō)
- Lithuanian: darbo jėga f
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- Maori: taimahi
- Mongolian: ажиллах хүч (ažillax xüč)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: arbeidsstyrke (no) m
- Nynorsk: arbeidsstyrke m
- Portuguese: mão de obra (pt) f
- Russian: рабо́чая си́ла (ru) f (rabóčaja síla), трудовы́е ресу́рсы m pl (trudovýje resúrsy), штат (ru) m (štat), персона́л (ru) m (personál)
- Spanish: mano de obra f
- Turkish: işgücü (tr)
- Ukrainian: робо́ча си́ла (uk) (robóča sýla)
- Welsh: gweithlu m
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