Sentence examples for meeting workforce from inspiring English sources

DOD officials say the initiative is a much-needed step toward meeting workforce shortages anticipated by the department in the near future.

In its place, Walker proposes language stating Wisconsin only provides a state education because it is constitutionally required and among its top priorities are meeting "workforce needs".

The largest component of Department׳s educational programs has been and continues to be its flagship Master of Science program, specifically focused on meeting engineering workforce development needs of the space industry and government space research and development centers.

Ineos made the announcement following a meeting with the workforce at the plant and its associated oil refinery.

The U. S. military should consider revising rules that now exclude hiring foreign-born scientists and engineers and make its work more attractive to potential employees, according to a new study on meeting its future workforce needs.

At the Education and Workforce Taskforce meeting today, the next wave of K-12 privatization efforts were pushed in the form of Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs), where a portion of state monies spent on public education is given directly to parents to spend in any way or at any school they choose with little oversight.

The World Health Organization (WHO) called a technical meeting to strengthen health workforce information systems in 2010.

Subsequent to the December 2005, a steering committee of participants in the consultative meeting and other health workforce experts have defined the six components and their subcomponents (Table 1).

As Jackson argued in his remarks at the meeting, the "leadership and the workforce of the technology industry does not look like America".

Earlier this month, her program joined with a network of labor economists to put on a 2-day meeting here to explore scientific workforce issues, including the rise of graduate student unions and the status of postdocs, a traditionally downtrodden class of researchers who have begun to improve their status through cooperative rather than confrontational tactics ( see sidebar).

Doug McMillon, CEO of Walmart, and Mark Weinberger, CEO of the consulting firm EY, were set to speak about "Women in the Workforce" at a meeting of Trump's CEO advisory board on Friday, The Wall Street Journal reports.