Sentence examples for more employability from inspiring English sources

Employers and occupational physicians are legally obliged to offer sickness absence guidance, and to do so, they refer employees to one or more employability interventions.

"There is a general trend to a more employability-driven higher education," said Stefan Delplace, the secretary general of the European Association of Institutions in Higher Education, or Eurashe.

However, the story is quite different for the less academic, more employability-focused aspects of graduates' all-round education.

By and large, HEIs have struggled to make their students more employable and specifically, nurture their employability skills to the standards that satisfy employer expectations (Robst 2007; Hinchliffe & Jolly, 2011).

David Shindler is a social media careers coach, blogger and speaker, founder of The Employability Hub, author of Learning to Leap: a guide to being more employable, Digital Bad Hair Days and co-author with Mark Babbitt of 21 Century Internships.

Promoting participation in the labour market by delivering more efficient employability, welfare and skills programmes and transforming child care.

To make matters worse, the longer workers are unemployed, the more skeptical employers become about their employability and work habits.

Studying has become more expensive and employability is an undergraduate buzzword.

"This has meant that some institutions have focused more heavily on employability than on entrepreneurship," he adds.

The Confederation of British Industry said it would be "broadly in favour of universities including more workplace and employability skills in undergraduate courses".

"However we are pleased that the Scottish government should get more control over employability schemes.