Sentence examples for competitive workforce from inspiring English sources
The "national interest" categories favored by Representative Smith remain in the bill increasing economic competitiveness, advancing the health and welfare of the public, training a globally competitive workforce, strengthening national security, and enhancing partnerships between academia and industry.
Rapid global economic development demands a more competitive workforce.
Having a steady, reliable and competitive workforce is one of the biggest challenges facing the industry.
With a system built around reverence to superiors and a transient competitive workforce, postdoc-to-postdoc solidarity is hard to build.
Governments around the world have judged the time to be right for a major overhaul of the curriculum, with globalisation and economic turmoil focusing minds on the necessity of a highly skilled and competitive workforce.
Business groups — including the Texas Association of Business, the Texas Coalition for a Competitive Workforce and the Austin Chamber of Commerce — oppose the measure because they believe it represents a step back for student accountability.
JUICY profits, increased investment, lean, more competitive workforces, flexible management: any sentient beings lurking inside the Hale-Bopp comet would, if interested in earthlings' business affairs, be rather impressed with the recent performance of Germany's leading companies.
To produce a globally-competitive workforce, India needs more than just world-class educational institutions: it needs to fundamentally reform its education system.
The company was immediately attracted to the "cost-competitive" workforce that would better fit its "just-in-time" [End Page 59] production system than a plant located a thousand miles away.
They understood that, in today's ever-competitive workforce, it's not necessarily about where your employees work — it's about supporting your people to do their best work in a variety of working arrangements.
A competitive scientific workforce is essential for the health and well-being of a society.
