Sentence examples for of trained labour from inspiring English sources

The market for this particular service was highly regulated, with a low willingness to pay out of pocket and an even lower supply of trained labour.

We have increased the number of trained labour inspectors by 25%, and continue to hire new inspectors, with over 11,500 random spot-checks of workplaces carried out in the past three months.

The ministry of labour and social affairs (Molsa) says it has increased the number of trained labour inspectors by 30% and carried out 11,500 spot checks in the past three months.

On the other hand, capturing missing annotations through the manual curation can incur huge costs of trained labour.

As his competitors have moved production abroad, depleting the pool of trained labour, retaining older workers and their skills has become even more important.There is scope for the older workforce to expand.

6Education could also play an important role in the reconstruction of the international system, especially in helping the economic development of poorer countries, where the poor quality of education was even more acute, with greater scarcity of adequately trained labour, enhanced by a lack of resources to reverse that situation.

Jeremy Corbyn has promised a raft of new "organising academies" to train Labour activists for the next election, as his leadership rival Owen Smith accused him of being "delusional" about the party's chances of beating the Conservatives in 2020.

The job choices of nurses can be studied using data of trained or training nurses in the Quarterly Labour Force Survey from 1999 2003 [ 23].

The use of mix methods allowed us to broaden the understanding of training patterns, the labour market and regulatory issues of dentists in Mexico.

These "on-the-job" training programmes are primarily firm-specific, non-standardised forms of training or labour market programmes for the unemployed and will not be considered in this paper.

He said Labour would ensure private health providers contributed a fair share towards the cost of training.