We simply don't know where the jobs will be in a decade, and so it's questionable to argue that a government should be protecting industries rather than boosting the capacity of its workforce to acquire new skills and be more flexible.Mr Duy continues:I don't view American manufacturing as incapable of rebounding.
The objectives of this study were to identify evaluated strategies used by organizations and program developers to build the program evaluation capacity of their workforce, and to describe success factors and lessons learned.
Recent initiatives within an Australia public healthcare service have seen a focus on increasing the research capacity of their workforce.
This has led to further concerns that the capacity of the workforce might be reduced by part-time working in Scotland.
A national nursing workforce plan that adequately addresses issues that are impacting on the supply and demand of PHC nurses and builds the capacity of the workforce to meet the future needs of the population is required [ 17].
Another requirement for embedding a new service into the organisation is the capacity of the workforce to slot it into the most appropriate place in the menu of services available.
This focus on partnership with service users implies a need to develop the capacity of the workforce in ensuring that staff have the right skills to work in a collaborative way.
When pharmacists, pharmacy technicians or pharmacy assistants are engaged in a training course, they are not providing a service; unless these courses take place outside the hours of normal work, they reduce the capacity of the workforce to expand, as substitutes will be required to fill the temporarily vacant positions.
These investments in the care workforce will support high quality care, as higher paid employees will be less likely to leave for other work and more training and career pathways will improve the skills and capacities of the workforce.
These limitations can undermine the adaptive capacity of the health workforce for future response, since they affect recruitment, retention and stability of the workforce [ 57], and long-term resilience [ 24].
Also, countries should consider rectifying shortages in higher level workforce (including specialist midwives, neonatal nurses, obstetricians, paediatricians and neonatologists) as this core group is essential for building capacity of a competent workforce for the medium and long term.
