American employers, it seems, are keener on having a decent, low-hassle workforce than on subsidies for training or incentives to hire the jobless.
Tunisia has a well-educated workforce and decent infrastructure.
The same principle of promoting both entry and exit could be applied to setting up schools and winding down poor ones.Even a highly skilled workforce flounders without decent roads and ports.
How else are we likely to get a truly effective, preventative social care service, with a workforce that has decent conditions of work and career opportunities, that no longer transfers inefficiencies and waste onto the NHS, creating human and economic costs?
For enterprise buyers looking to load up their workforce with fairly decent laptops, however, they're an attractive way to go without having to shell out for bells and whistles that will never, or maybe should never, be used.
They attracted billions from foreign car manufacturers, drawn by a skilled workforce, low taxes and decent roads in the heart of high-cost Europe.Countries that relied chiefly on foreign direct investment are the least vulnerable now.
But in return, firms will have to expand their workforces, guarantee to offer decent wages and provide better training.
"Employers paying low wages get taxpayer subsidies in the form of tax credits to assemble a workforce for them to make decent profit margins," it said.
"But while this would help many, the chancellor should be more ambitious about achieving decent pay rises across the whole of the UK workforce.
Still, annual economic growth, at 5%, is barely half what it has been not enough to create decent jobs for all the young Indians coming into the workforce.
