Sentence examples for lower qualified from inspiring English sources

The trade group for the human resources sector said graduate over-qualification has reached "saturation point" and is squeezing lower qualified workers out of jobs.

Lower qualified students are particularly affected by this.

Second, employment and wages increased (or at least remain stable) in the higher and lower qualified groups.

People who work part-time, are low paid or lower qualified are less likely to get in-work training.

In the hierarchical workforce structure, a lower qualified worker can be substituted by higher qualified ones with a higher cost.

This resulted in the fact that lower qualified personnel could be quickly deployed at lesser wages and without an extended on-the-job training.

The King Edward VI Foundation in Birmingham, which runs five grammar schools in the city, has similarly set a slightly lower qualifying score for pupil premium children to increase its intake from more disadvantaged communities.

In addition it decided to set a slightly lower qualifying score for those children who may have been held back by educational disadvantage, but still have the ability to thrive in a competitive grammar school environment.

Peake has jumped 4.20m and requires another 20 centimetres to make Team GB's lower qualifying standard.

Within the individual spheres of influences, children's lifestyle behaviours (lower intake of fatty/sugary foods and total fats, and higher intake of fruits/vegetables) and their anthropometric measures at age 5 (not being obese, lower BMI and lower WC) are qualified as determinants of children's relatively positive PRH for further examination in the multivariable model.

In the Tanzanian setting, given the lack of a flexible qualified staff pool, the above described correlation most likely shows that a lower availability of qualified staff per district leads to lower numbers of qualified facilities.