Sentence examples similar to commensurate workforce from inspiring English sources
The region's service sector is well developed, accounting for a large share of the gross domestic product and employing a commensurate portion of the workforce.
For example, it might benefit from realigning its workforce with one commensurate to the local morbidity and mortality patterns so it is more responsive to societal needs.
Attainment of the MDG for HIV/AIDS will not be achieved by opening up pharmaceutical treatment in the form of ARVs without a commensurate investment in the health care workforce which provides the necessary care for patients living with HIV/AIDS.
While issues relating to pay can dominate discussions of workforce sustainability, wages that are commensurate with the skills and responsibility of early childhood practice have been consistently identified as a major part of an effective retention strategy (IofM and NRC 2012; International Labour Organization 2014).
In addition, the workforce and service organization were not commensurate with local morbidity and mortality patterns undermining organizational responsiveness to immediate societal needs.
Interventional cardiology practices have advanced immensely in the last two decades, but the educational preparation of the workforce in cardiac catheter laboratories has not seen commensurate changes.
This careful workforce planning strategy in the UK has resulted in an overall increase in the nephrology workforce commensurate with rising ESKD numbers.
Meanwhile, new recruits to the workforce were told they had to get a degree – and a shedload of debt – to get ahead, only to come out and find there weren't the commensurate jobs for them.
Salary commensurate with experience.
But is there a commensurate societal concern?
