Sentence examples for local apprentices from inspiring English sources

Requiring large employers who hire skilled workers from abroad to train local apprentices.

Assemble have set out their stall to attract work for the local apprentices they're helping to train, bringing the Granby regeneration full circle.

Louisa Kamau, who works for the county government of Machakos, another semi-arid region about five hours' away from Laikipia, regards Waterbanks at the centre of a much wider promotion of sustainable architecture, expanding numbers of local apprentices.

They are midway through being refurbished to Assemble's designs, with the help of local apprentices, in a strategy that makes the most of what is already there, celebrating the generous ceiling heights and big windows of the existing structures, in comparison to the mean-minded hutches that have been built in the tabula rasa approach nearby.

But he promised would tackle the negative consequences by introducing laws to count people in and out at the border, stop firms recruiting only from abroad, make large companies that hire foreign workers train local apprentices too, require public sector workers to have a minimum standard of English, and make it a specific criminal offence for firms to exploit workers and undercut wages.

Large firms would have to train local apprentices if they recruited workers from outside the EU.

Last year Federal-Mogul Corp. sent Lane LeBrun, head of its local apprentice program, to a Chicago high school to teach a metalworking class once a month.

Joanne Roney, the chief executive of Wakefield, said she had benefited from a local authority apprentice scheme when she was 16 years old and that she "owed her life" to local government.

He sat transfixed at the feet of local masters, apprenticed on harmonica, then began to play slide guitar at plantation parties (some nights the white folks gathered to watch and listen).

Instead it will subcontract, but with a focus on local builders and apprentices.

The design team will set up a production line near the Grand Parade site so that students, apprentices, local builders and school children can get involved with the making of the structure.