Sentence examples for highly trained workers from inspiring English sources

Robotic lines employ few, comparatively highly trained workers.

These firms need highly trained workers and pay high wages.

But the company has little choice — having enough highly trained workers to fill orders is a necessity.

The main reason for the concentration of drug companies in New Jersey is the availability of highly trained workers, fed by a network of eastern universities.

Large corporations increasingly needed only a relatively small core of specialised, skilled, highly trained workers, with the remainder being peripheral, low-status and de-skilled.

Several commission members indicated they believed that the Pentagon plan would close too many large bases with critical capabilities and highly trained workers that could be needed to support the military presence in Iraq or for unanticipated national security threats.

For this purpose, and in order to maximise the efficient use of health workforce resources, primary care tasks are shifted from higher-trained health workers such as physicians to less highly trained health workers.

This may have biased the validation towards less trained personnel, rather than highly trained health workers such as physicians.

Advocates of task shifting argued that lower cadre of health workers already performed the roles of highly trained health workers.

For example, many US states with shortages of highly trained health workers have adopted laws empowering qualified by lower-level health workers to do more for patients1.

Our results confirm that districts with few health workers per capita also have a disproportionately small share of highly trained health workers.