What are some internal and external factors that could influence workforce composition in the context of Workforce Capacity Planning?

Internal factors that could influence workforce composition include changes in company strategy, new contracts that require scaling up production teams, or the introduction of new technologies that require specific skills. External factors could include changes in the market, such as global market expansion that necessitates additional sales and logistics personnel, changes in labor laws, or economic conditions that affect the availability and cost of labor.

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There also needs to be reasons, or capacity demand drivers, behind your forecast. Itemize the primary internal and/or external factors that could influence workforce composition. For instance, a new high-value contract may require scaling up production teams, while global market expansion necessitates additional sales and logistics personnel.

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