Sentence examples for a better trained workforce from inspiring English sources

New York can stand apart from other states only by offering a better trained workforce, a stronger capital base and better public services.

Speaking at a Guardian/National Institute of Social Work (NISW) conference, health minister John Hutton said: "Possibly one of the most urgent priorities we face is the need for a better trained workforce".

Thus, it is quite possible that the inflow of international students who must leave the country with the best institutions and training system after the completion of their training to change the pattern of trade in both countries, shifting the comparative advantage in the complex good towards the country with the best ECCE, which will have a better trained workforce.

[If we employ young people], we end up with a better trained workforce and a more productive workforce.

While it would be good to have a better trained workforce, we don't actually see the most obvious sign of a skills shortage: rapidly rising wages for skilled workers.

A Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government would set up a Ministry of Labour to take the side of workers and create a "more secure, better trained workforce", the leadership frontrunner has said.

We'd actually create a more secure, better trained workforce".

The report points out: "To produce the same output UK workers work 14% longer hours than German workers and 29% longer than French workers". The German productivity record, he said, especially its better trained workforce, requires Britain to listen and learn.

Those on the left lament the gaps, often forgetting that the greater income disparities have created bigger incentives to get an education, which has led to a better trained, more productive workforce.

In addition to the superior goods and methods that come from innovation, research and development ("R&D") create "spillover effects" that include greater investment, higher employment, and a better trained and educated workforce.

Sixth, we need a better trained, better educated workforce.