Sentence examples for problem of skill from inspiring English sources

Job vacancies were at a post financial crash high of 648,000, which some employers groups say indicates a growing problem of skill shortages.

Thousands of medical students bemoan the lack of job opportunities after graduation, yet the problem of skill shortages in second- and third-tier hospitals remains intractable.

Nor will expanding apprenticeships do much to address the problem of skill obsolescence in a changing economy, when many employers may prefer to return to the entry-level market rather than retrain their existing workforce.

He told the roundtable the scheme could help address what he described as the "very serious problem" of skills gaps in SMEs.

This is not a problem of skills; it's a problem of public policy.

However, as indicated by the respondents it is not only a problem of numbers it is also a problem of skills and training.

The Regional Technical Resource Collaboration for Pharmaceutical Management (RTRC) has been established to help address the problem of skills shortage in pharmaceutical management in East Africa.

These are often places with compounded problems of skills shortage, health deficit and a lack of jobs.

Adonis added: "We have got to see prosperity shared more widely, and it can only be shared more widely if we have strong powerful economic and political institutions at the local level able to deal with these fundamental problems of skills and infrastructure not just in London where it has been dealt with quite successfully in the last 10 years but across the country".

The result is what experts call a skills mismatch, which may be damaging job creation even more than the problem of low skills.

He also notes that the growth of "green" industries presents an immediate problem of a skills shortage which graduates can take advantage of.