At its relative height during this period, textile production employed approximately one million workers, or roughly 1/3 of the industrial workforce.

Women make up just over 40% of the industrial workforce.

Their 1.3 million workers, half of the remaining industrial workforce, were deemed "redundant".

Hindu "Refugees" from Bangladesh form a major part of the industrial workforce.

An additional 30,000 are involved in administrative and industrial workforce and students.

For the rest, standards of literacy were offered which were appropriate to the needs of an industrial workforce.

Its purpose was to bring serenity and a farm type lifestyle to a select group of the urban industrial workforce.

By the 1830s, a nonlanded middle class, artisans, and an industrial workforce were important constituents of the country's population.

Education and training are key elements in creating an industrial workforce.

Their workers, almost half of Austrian industrial workforce, suffered from rising unemployment.