Sentence examples for apprentices employed from inspiring English sources

The men are among 1,000 apprentices employed by Nissan.

That compares with the 430 apprentices employed to deliver the 2012 Olympics and 400 for the Crossrail scheme in London and the South-east.

What became clear to me though – after spending just one day with one of the 35 apprentices employed by Guy's and St Thomas' – is that their enthusiasm, skills, insight and total commitment to raising the standards of patient care should not be underestimated or undervalued.

One key common feature across the analysis presented in this paper and work for Germany and Switzerland is that only costs that are directly attributable to the training of apprentices (i.e. that would not have been incurred without apprentices being employed) are incorporated in the cost benefit calculations.

In 1819, when Peel introduced a Bill to introduce an eleven-hour day for all children under 16 working in cotton mills, a Lords Committee heard evidence from a Bolton magistrate who had investigated 29 local cotton mills; 20 had no apprentices but employed a total of 550 children under 14; the other nine mills employed a total of 98 apprentices, and a total of 350 children under 14.

Higher apprentices are employed and can expect to continue to progress with PwC after the initial two years of the scheme, but they are free to move around within the business or seek new opportunities elsewhere.

Apprentices are employed with a salary range of $13.84 to $15.26 per hour and receive promotions upon successful completion of program requirements.

Through the IEC-OKC, apprentices are employed by local electrical contractors and take classes outside of their working hours.

Not counting apprentices he employs 50 men, most of them haven't been out of work during the depression.

Have they employed apprentices before?

Many had long employed apprentices, who were paid while working for a professional qualification.