headcount

All told, that came to much the same thing in a headcount.

I think the headcount has to drop another 8 or 9 percent.

Earlier this year, it had thought the state's headcount would fall by 400,000.

The 15-percent staff cut will reduce headcount to 54,000 from the current level of 63,745.

"The key point is that there will be no 100 percent headcount," he said.

Over the past year, headcount has already risen by about 100 to 337.

The headcount needs to be reduced by a factor of 10.

But one of those studies talked about the lower reliability for higher headcount.

Fall 2011 headcount enrollment in college credit programs was 11,946 students.

Then, survivors should take a headcount to determine who may be lost.

The university's international headcount is 242 or 4% of the total.

Later, after a headcount the men realized two of their crew were missing.

Today the company has grown significantly with an overall headcount of more than 8,000.

Since 2001 it is instead based on the number of member clubs and the headcount they represent.

Some boutique law firms can be quite large in terms of headcount.

When a headcount was carried out, the men from the engine room were found to be missing.

This resulted in the loss of about 20 staff, bringing the total headcount here to 100.

East Bay is a diverse state university as indicated by the annual headcount report.

His total headcount has fallen to 724 from 788.

A rough headcount came up with twelve more passengers, men and women.

But didn't you want the employee headcount finished by Friday?

People inside but I didn't try for a headcount.

That number alone makes up more than one-third of the total contestant headcount.

It has a population of around 100 based on the average headcount per inhabited dwelling.

"We scaled back, and 10 percent of the firm's headcount diminished over time," he said.