"This will enable the aggregation of data across and within industries and will be invaluable to employers to assist them understand the characteristics of their workforce, including occupational segregation, the position of women and men in management and patterns of potentially insecure employment," the WGEA says on its website.
It provides researchers, schools, universities and other institutions with an invaluable resource across many areas of interest, including world affairs, politics, sport, business, culture and science.
I have two on the allotment: they are invaluable for tubers, and can store cabbages for a month or so if the roots are kept on.
Francis Elietu, who chairs the Ogwolo SMC, found the training invaluable.
The flowers are an invaluable source of nectar to bees, too, and the birds will eat the berries.
Seán Cormac Nottingham I took A-level Greek at Camden last year, and the discipline it requires has proved invaluable, and I believe that much of my academic success has been due to the in-depth knowledge of linguistics, history, culture and language it provided.
No one can deny that the pill is invaluable for preventing unwanted pregnancy, and that it affords women greater sexual agency.
"Our trained volunteers can provide invaluable support in hospitals, freeing up clinical staff to carry out medical care".
Only Paul Grayson has scored more points for Northampton than their current fly-half, and Myler's contribution of 14 more here was invaluable.
But, as we know, one of the other things that has not changed over the years is the number of women actually able to exercise these invaluable characteristics from formal leadership positions.
His invaluable industry experience, deep understanding of the Guardian and passion for our innovative digital journalism make him a terrific partner to deliver on our ambitious plans.
