Sentence examples for firm training from inspiring English sources
According to the script, quoted by the Mail, if Cooke's case is mentioned they are told to say: "I can assure you in partnership with the charities that we work alongside we take great care and effort to protect anyone that we suspect may be vulnerable, and have firm training and policies to ensure this is always adhered to".
"Being forced to collaborate with the U.S. government on large-scale human rights abuses is the first time I've ever seen that made high-end tech workers unionize," Valerie Aurora, one of the protestors and the founder of Frame Shift, a consulting firm training startups on inclusion and diversity, said.
Lawyers who engage in pro bono work gain skills coveted by firms: training in new areas of law, courtroom experience and hands-on experience with clients.
It may hence be expected that, all else equal, within-firm training has a better employment effect than formal classroom training.
Finally, the evidence suggests some alternative programmes would have worked better for job creation scheme participants, in particular the provision of skills for 7 to 12 months and short in-firm training.
Students who complete a dual vocational program predominantly receive practical, in-firm training, draw a regular salary and are closely integrated in operational procedures and collegial cooperation of their training company.
wSurprisingly, the presence of collective labor agreements appears to be negatively related to firms' training spending.
13 For the Netherlands, only estimations for the total of training costs for firms training apprentices exist.
The implementation of the statutory minimum wage affects the individuals' and firms' training decisions, as it potentially changes the opportunity costs and the gains of training.
From the perspectives of apprentices (skills acquisition) and firms (training profitability), the timing and purpose of unskilled work is therefore decisive.
Indeed, as the underlying mechanism is the acceleration of skill obsolescence in changing firms, training may contribute to updating older workers' skills.
