Sentence examples for homegrown workers from inspiring English sources

"Once the national economy gains momentum, we won't be able to achieve our potential in terms of future growth unless we keep our homegrown workers and attract those from the outside," she said.

With fewer migrants, however, homegrown workers could benefit.

"Stapling a green card" to all or most STEM graduate degrees would effectively give the power to grant permanent residence and work status to universities motivated by their own financial needs rather than by the needs of America's economy, its STEM labor market, and its homegrown STEM workers.

The President's State of the Union address Tuesday night, which included his declaration above, was a rousing call to action not only for American companies to reinvest in homegrown skilled workers, but for anyone who's ever felt a pang of guilt at the "made in China" tag on the back of a recently purchased T-shirt.

In Suffolk, a homegrown social worker pilot began in spring 1999.

Domestic solar manufacturers said the duties, to be in place for five years, would make up for unfair business practices by Chinese companies that had harmed the domestic market and allow homegrown companies to hire more workers and thrive.

But our future critically depends on our homegrown talent, and while we should welcome foreign workers, we must do it without undermining American workers and students.

In Columbus, homegrown tech firms are setting up shop and workers from the coasts are moving in to take advantage of a friendly business environment and booming tech scene.

To date, Britain's position as a digital powerhouse has been dependent on attracting these kinds of high-skilled workers as a supplement to the country's homegrown talent, it says.

As morale deflates, talented overseas workers will not choose the UK to bestow their efforts, and homegrown talent will leach abroad to more promising pastures.

But other observers say that there is little evidence of a serious shortage of homegrown STEM talent, and that policies that encourage companies to hire temporary foreign "guest workers" have helped suppress wages in some fields.