Sentence examples for literate workers from inspiring English sources
Education becomes even more vital if emerging economies cannot count on moving barely literate workers from fields to factories.
Osborne's victims ought to be more than sufficient to replenish the supply of willing, literate workers – at the expense, very possibly, of migrant labour.
For the more enlightened Conservatives and old-style Liberals who bought into it, universality was a matter of efficiency and productivity – healthier workers, literate workers, workers who had electric light, made for better business.
As costs have risen in China, long the world's shop floor, it is slowly losing work to countries like Bangladesh, Vietnam and Cambodia — at least for cheaper, labor-intensive goods like casual clothes, toys and simple electronics that do not necessarily require literate workers and can tolerate unreliable transportation systems and electrical grids.
Some commentators claim that we don't' have an educational crisis and insist that America has enough trained technologically literate workers to produce products like the iPhone or a big enough pool of workers who can be trained to do the job.
"There are still lots of opening at old economy businesses for computer-literate workers," said Mark M. Zandi, chief economist at economy.com.com
With this course, Google joins the growing ranks of for-profit online education providers who are answering the White House's call for more data science-literate workers.
Most computer-literate office workers now realize that simply deleting an e-mail message or moving a document onto the trash icon on their computer's desktop screen does not eliminate the data.
To understand the gap we need to look at the relative negotiating power of a senior buyer in a Whistles London office and an unskilled, semi-literate garment worker half a world away.
The townspeople, barely literate cotton-mill workers, rent their identical row houses from the millowners and do their shopping in the Co-op draper, the Co-op general store, the Co-op butcher, the Co-op shoe shop and the Co-op baker.
"I mean literally literate".
