Sentence examples for of worker training from inspiring English sources
Studies of the influence of mechanization on the worker and of worker training came later.
Earlier reports had suggested 3,000 to 4,000 workers began striking at Foxconn's Zhengzhou complex on Friday afternoon — with the disputes apparently triggered by "over-exacting quality controls" on iPhone 5 production, compounded by a lack of worker training to meet the new, higher standards.
He attempted to foster economic development and encourage support of worker training.
It also reverses a Giuliani administration policy decision reflecting its skepticism of worker-training programs; it chose to spend little of the federal money available for training the unemployed and to channel some of the dollars to welfare-to-work programs.
It would also increase the number of workers trained for the jobs of today and tomorrow - which we desperately need.
These efforts are conducted in the residential facility, by bipartisan team of workers trained by local election officials.
Indicators in this area could include the proportion of workers trained in ECP and if appropriate, the numbers of providers licensed to provide ECP.
However, cross-national and cross-occupational comparability may be hindered by differences in the average duration or age of academic training, where the number of trainees who eventually seek employment in the (national) health sector is low, where the number of workers trained abroad is high, or where there is considerable mobility in and out of the workforce over the active age span.
Primarily, to the best of our knowledge, this is the first standardized, longitudinal evaluation of this cadre of healthcare worker training in Mozambique.
A stratified approach was used to represent various types of health worker training programs by location, academic program and level of training.
Furthermore, formal and informal connections between health systems, particularly international patterns of health worker training and employment, are potentially powerful predictive precursors of international patient flows.
