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• n  number of people in a particular group

• Indeed, at the level of pure headcount, Europe has few extra soldiers to send.
• As collapsing exports put increasing pressure on companies to cut costs, government, business and labor leaders are trying flexible employment policies to maintain headcount.
• Senator Gregg's mention of disagreements over the census sparked a skirmish that will gain in intensity as the White House plans its headcount.

• head count

News & Articles

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• Another Year of Accelerated Growth and Increased Profitability for Ivalua
  REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--After a great 2012, Ivalua is having a record-breaking 2013: projected 2013 sales up by more than 300%, increased headcount, new strategic partners and additional office locations!
  June 11, 2013 - Business Wire
• Allen & Gerritsen acquires Philadelphia ad agency in a bid to bulk up
  Boston ad agency Allen & Gerritsen said that it has acquired Neiman, an ad agency in Philadelphia, in a deal that looks to bring size and scale to two independent agencies that collectively employ just under 200 people. Allen & Gerritsen’s press release did not include financial details of the acquisition. The combined agency will operate as Allen & Gerritsen and have a headcount of nearly 200 ...
  June 6, 2013 - Boston Globe

Quotes

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• Carlos Ghosn in The Australian
  In response to this crisis, which is not of our making, we have to re-evaluate our global headcount,Mr Ghosn said.
• Michael Dell in MSNBC
  While reductions in headcount are always difficult for a company, we know these actions are critical to our ability to deliver unprecedented value to out customers now and in the future,said Michael Dell, the company's founder and chief...
• Carl-Peter Forster in International Herald Tribune
  So far, we are not contemplating further headcount reductions, but we will try to achieve our structural cost goals through other measures,Forster said.