Sentence examples for meet skills from inspiring English sources

Migration, he said, 'risks discouraging employers from adopting alternative solutions to labour shortages such as increasing investment in new technology to make work less labour-intensive or increasing their spending on staff training to meet skills shortages'.

The federal government plans to overhaul the system to restrict loans to courses that meet skills shortages and are most likely to end up with students getting a job.

Within the education system, a large proportion of learning is concentrated in general areas, such as media and communication studies, which may not be delivering enough technical skills to meet skills shortages.

The low hanging fruit in our sluggish recovery could be harvested in several ways: In the short term, retrain existing employees and job hunters to meet skills advertised in already open positions, and longer-term, ensure that workforce programs, educational systems and private industry are strongly aligned and connected with the skills needed for current and future job opportunities.

In "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience," Dr. Csikszentmihalyi suggests that there is an optimal state of motivation in which engagement meets skill.

At Alma, I'd experienced something special -- that unique moment when potential meets skill and anything seems possible.

The manufacturers' organisation, the EEF, said recently that manufacturers "rely on the recruitment of non-EEA graduates [ie those from outside the European Economic Area] to meet their skills needs".

Local authorities say non-EU social workers are desperately needed until new UK training initiatives produce enough staff to meet the skills shortage.

At Honeywell, Obama emphasized a proposal to create a Veterans Jobs Corps to help veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars find jobs that meet their skills upon leaving the military.

For its part, China attempts to meet its skills needs by sending students abroad, and aspirational middle-class parents also join in.

The CIPD kite mark allows employers to have a level of confidence that the education is set at standards which are validated on a regular basis, and therefore meet specific skills and knowledge criteria.