Sentence examples for getting skilled from inspiring English sources

The Philippines has been successful in getting skilled migrants to return and put their skills to use (See Figure 11).

Getting skilled professionals to relocate to remote areas tends to be tricky, while getting them to stay is even harder.

The biggest problem we have (and I'm sure other manufacturers do as well) is getting skilled staff.

Ken Lee, the BBC's Human Resources Director in the North, said the relocation costs were "proportionate to getting skilled and experienced people to Salford".

"We need to think practically about getting skilled labor," said Ms. Guarino, a founder of the training effort, known as the Makers Coalition.

Dyson says it is difficult enough getting skilled young engineers through the visa system already, without further tightening of the immigration rules.

But on the whole, graduates tend to get skilled jobs in the end and earn reasonably good salaries.

"For me, it's not so much about the investors, but more about being where you can exchange ideas and get skilled people for your projects.

Here in the Western Cape, mixed-race people could get skilled blue-collar jobs that paid better than the menial ones open to black people.

In parts of the county roads were virtually impassable and it could take a woman 12 hours to get skilled help.

"You constantly have employers that say we haven't got skilled employees out there to do the jobs that they need [yet] a third of employers offer no training at all", he added.