He added: "Let's get the plant up and running so that everybody has a vested interest in coming to terms in a plant that is working, as opposed to this current situation, which is wholly dangerous for the workforce and the Scottish economy, of a plant that is lying cold".
By now everyone will have heard -- from many sources, and many times over -- that the weaknesses of the United States' K-12 education have produced a dangerous shortage in the "STEM" workforce -- an acronym standing for "Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics".
Fifty-one percent of youth unemployed and even more underemployed is a very dangerous situation for the future workforce as it comes at a time when students are leaving school in greater debt than ever before.
This presumption, held by Irish employers including those involved in international nurse recruitment, "that migrant workers are essentially available on tap" [ 29] is a dangerous one, as it lulls workforce planners into a false sense of security, assuming that any skills shortfalls nationally can be met from a global skills pool, presumed to be unlimited.
It was a cost saving but dangerous practice, again endangering the BP workforce, until I exposed it to Senator Ted Stevens, the EPA, and the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission".
Which may explain how, somehow, overnight, the cracks that shut the factory the day before have become less dangerous and the management has called in the workforce.
Until recently at least, the burgeoning private sector has eschewed them and so too has its workforce, despite widespread abuses such as dangerous working conditions, derisory wages and forced overtime.
The studies suggest a gross lack of knowledge about the basics on how to diagnose and manage common diseases, going right across the health workforce and often associated with suboptimal, ineffective and dangerous health care practices.
Your view of women in the workforce is outdated and inaccurate at best, demeaning and dangerous at worst.
Public sector workers are worried they are simply being undercut for their dangerous work and have voiced concerns about the casualisation of their workforce.
