Sentence examples for a high skill group from inspiring English sources
We also show results for a high skill group (defined as workers with a college degree or above) as a placebo test in Section 4.3.
Results for occupation did not reveal a consistent pattern, though the "blue collar, high skill" group (including vehicle mechanics, construction workers, and members of the armed forces) had higher BPA concentrations.
For example, almost 30% of participants with less than a high school education were in the top two income quartiles; the distribution of the occupational categories, particularly the "blue collar, high skill" group, was fairly evenly distributed across income quartiles; and close to 40% of those reporting full food security were in the bottom two quartiles.
In 1993, 68% of graduate employees had a job in the highest skill group – including roles as managers, engineers or accountants – compared with 57% in 2010.
This finding suggests that some of the observed differences in migrant location may reflect differences in best location for higher skill groups.
In the great tradition of revolutions swallowing their own, one high-skill group of workers to have suffered already is the members of IT departments.
Their results also show that belonging to a higher caste group increases the probability of obtaining a job interview, while this advantage disappears when the job requires a higher skill level.
Countries export either a high-skill intensive (complex) good or a low-skill intensive (simple) good.
2. If it's a high-skill, public-facing position, hire for skills and personality.
If it's a high-skill, non-public-facing position, hire for the skills first.
