Sentence examples for grown workforce from inspiring English sources

When a home grown workforce is either unavailable or reluctant to move to regional Australia, we don't see 475 visa holders as a threat, we see them as a benefit.

By contrast, 70% of New-Zealand-trained doctors are still there after 8 years, suggesting that a locally grown workforce is more likely to contribute to sustainability [ 23, 26].

Although it needs a growing workforce to pay the bills, Japan is ageing and its population is shrinking.

A city still celebrated as a place of dynamism and opportunity is unable to create jobs for its growing workforce.

In Cromford, Arkwright and hisson built accommodation for their growing workforce on the site andhouses for weavers in the village, with a third story to accommodatethe looms.

2. Investment to address a growing workforce crisis in the field of children and young people's nursing and allied health professions.

These are daunting numbers in a young country that needs 1m new jobs every year to absorb its growing workforce, now around 45m people.

However, in the short term it would be less positive, given the need to train and apply effectively the growing workforce, and educate and support their families.

Li (not her real name) arrived a few months ago to join the rapidly growing workforce at the newest factory opened by Foxconn, which is Apple's major supplier.

With a more favourable demography than Europe, a growing workforce and a well-developed pensions market with assets of more than 100% of GDP, it is odd that the country should have a pension problem at all.

One of its star companies, Etsy, recently signed a deal to move to a new office twice the size of its previous one, to make room for its growing workforce.Or some of it, anyway.