"They are understaffed, both within the broader workforce and the consultant numbers, for a service like that.
Flexible, incentive-based behavioral health and lifestyle programs may reach the broader workforce including those with chronic conditions and higher levels of health spending.
It was just 11 days ago that Microsoft's "ambassador to startups" Don Dodge was laid off as part of a broader workforce reduction.
When that happens, it takes little effort to persuade the broader workforce to turn against the worker.
The average jobless person aged 55 and over during 2011 spent a full year unemployed, compared with 39 weeks for the broader workforce.
College graduates with degrees in math, science, engineering and computer science are in high demand, not just in teaching, but in the broader workforce.
The pain caused by persistently high unemployment is not limited to workers who are currently unemployed but extends to the broader workforce and the country in general through lost wages, income and wealth, as well as higher poverty.
While actors and top-line talent benefit from residual (repeat) payments from shows they directly worked on, the broader workforce in the industry receive residuals essentially from all shows -- hits or stinkers -- to a shared health care and pension fund, the Motion Picture Industry Pension and Health Plans.
In South Africa, national child social grants given to caregivers of children under the age of 18 have been found to increase both household nutritional status and the ability of parents to engage in the broader workforce [ 56].
Since clinical supervision training facilitates the development of these attributes and has been found to promote improved client outcomes, supervisor competence, and supervisee job satisfaction [ 16, 21, 31– 40], what does the literature say about the longer term implications for both student supervision training and broader workforce concerns?
