Sentence examples similar to administering workforce from inspiring English sources
Agencies that provide a real service in recruiting, organising and administering workforces perform a key function in an increasingly reactive world.
There should be other sources of funding, but Skills for Care, which administers its own workforce development fund and is responsible for the adult social-care workforce, is a "poor relation" and doesn't fund higher-level qualifications, prioritising instead apprenticeship qualifications.
When Mr. Gordon sought to ascertain what language tests had been administered to the workforce to determine whether their language skills complied with contract requirements, he learned that no language tests had been administered.
Finally, doctors must have excellent communication skills and be able to manage and administer both the workforce and material resources and information, acting as entrepreneurs, managers and leaders.
She's one of about 500 low-income teens in Ventura County enrolled in Summer Jobs Plus, a federally funded youth employment program administered by the local Workforce Investment Board and run by the county superintendent of schools office.
Millions of dollars, for example, have been invested to ensure the availability of AIDS and tuberculosis drugs, but hardly any funding has been committed to ensure that there is a sustainable workforce to administer these drugs.
Charlie Taylor, chief executive at the Teaching Agency, which is responsible for administering the new test, said it was part of his strategy "to create an outstanding workforce of teachers".
Many reviewers criticised the continually changing workforce which left those cared for unaware of who they were going to be letting into their homes, while others were criticised for administering medication incorrectly.
Short began administering CPR.
