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The pressure to deliver a large workforce cheaply has lead to the exploitation of migrant labour from the Philippines.
It is clear that human resources planning and policy have failed in several respects to deliver an appropriately trained workforce to the places where it is most needed [ 25], with one of these aspects the intake of students.
"This may sound like a truism," writes Richard Branson in a rare moment of self-awareness in his new book Like A Virgin: Secrets They Won't Teach You At Business School, "but it has to be said: it takes an engaged, motivated and committed workforce to deliver a first-class product or service". He's right, of course, apart from the bit about it having to be said.
BiFab managing director, John Robertson, said: "The two contracts were won we believe, not only due to a commercially attractive bid, but also due to the ability and experience of BiFab's management and workforce to deliver a quality product, on schedule and with a good safety culture.
Gap recently announced an increase in the hourly salary of its store workers to $10, a move CEO Glenn Murphy expects will help "attract and retain a skilled, enthusiastic, and engaged workforce" and "deliver a return many times over".
"This new funding will help realise our ambition to create a strong, highly-trained primary care workforce, which can deliver a wide-range of services in local communities".
Governments encourage home ownership because it buys off dissent and delivers a more docile workforce.
Still, if they pull it off – the country's vast oil reserves could certainly help – the rapidly growing workforce could theoretically deliver an African miracle akin to, say, China's.
