Sentence examples for knowledge employers from inspiring English sources

In a major report to be published this week, Ofsted will conclude that many of the courses on offer are failing to give learners the skills and knowledge employers are looking for, or add value to the economy.

And just as we are scrutinising qualifications and assessment in schools to ensure they are providing the very best foundation for our young people, we also need to ensure that vocational qualifications always represent the skills and knowledge employers need and value, and which will best help individuals to progress.

Armed with this knowledge, employers can form strong partnerships with community colleges, where most middle-skill job training occurs, to make sound, strategic, data-driven decisions about how to train an effective local workforce.

With this knowledge, employers can focus on the most essential working conditions.

The study suggests that parenthood contributes to increasing the risk of going on DP among young women, which should be valuable knowledge to employers and other policy makers.

If the guru-student relationship is premised on the sharing of knowledge, the employer as patron arrangement in the workplace is based on providing financial assistance.

In the employee benefits field, Mr. Havens said, the sales bonuses and the extra payments for individual employees are in many cases done without the knowledge of the employers or the employees.

THE INSIDER After a tobacco company executive (played by Russell Crowe, left) loses his job, he agrees to tell the truth about his employers' knowledge that nicotine is highly addictive and their manipulation of nicotine content to keep smokers hooked.

In an economy ever more organized around knowledge, Washington's employers — from biotechnology and Internet companies to retail and health care — have an easier time finding workers who fit their needs.

Mason's trip to Toulon was made after just five appearances for Rovers in Super League and without his employers' knowledge or permission.

"Today's figures are also a clear sign that the education system needs to do more to equip young people with the knowledge and skills employers that colleges and universities want".