(Educator 5) I realise the need for skilled advanced practitioners but these skills need to be about management and research too not just whether someone can undertake clinical assessment.
Kapur and McHale discuss underinvestment by government in the required skills as a factor underpinning the need for skilled migration and perpetual crisis recruitment from overseas [ 11].
Even as the need for skilled workers was increasing, India was devoting relatively fewer resources to producing them.
While linguists now have phenomenal electronic resources, the need for skilled citation collectors is as strong as ever.
That shift may also mean greater need for skilled workers, making it necessary for older people to work.
The mismatch between the sector's need for skilled workers and its training record was the inspiration behind K10, the social enterprise running Shorter's apprenticeship scheme.
This eliminated the need for skilled glassblowers and the opportunity for workers to make end-of-workday decorative glass as a personal diversion.
One must juggle the need for skilled leaders with the requirement to repay political allies, while navigating the shifting alliances of internal party politics and eliminating accumulated deadwood.
Mr. Turbridge says there is a definite need for skilled professional gardeners with enough knowledge to cope with the "higher end of horticulture".
The need for skilled care outside the home is, for an increasing number of Muslims, an unavoidable passage in the immigrant experience.
The roots of their ascendancy can be traced to the Ottomans' need for skilled negotiators as the power of their empire declined.
