Sentence examples for reliable workforce from inspiring English sources

Therefore we want to substitute a temporary workforce with a permanent, reliable workforce that we get with the military".

Many UK employers found migrants a "more flexible, mobile and reliable workforce", who were more willing to take shift work or work unsociable hours.

"We are satisfied that the Home Office has a full understanding of how important access to a competent, flexible and reliable workforce is for food production.

The workshop, still financially unstable in the late 1930s, needed a reliable workforce and the young Marshall, who had missed some schooling due to ill health, settled in quickly to learn the rudiments of his craft.

Deighton said: "You can't be absolutely certain about anything with a temporary workforce, so we simply want to substitute a temporary workforce with a permanent, reliable, workforce that we get with the military.

The decision, written by Justice Samuel Alito, declares that, "Reasonable investigations of applicants and employees aid the government in ensuring the security of its facilities and in employing a competent, reliable workforce".

Building new homes brings much needed construction jobs and once built, help employers recruit a reliable local workforce on competitive wages.

In fact, the lack of accessible and reliable health workforce information has been cited as one of the key factors responsible for the shortage of nurses in sub-Saharan Africa [ 7].

An important first step is to ensure the availability of reliable and comprehensive workforce information through live workforce registers.

Google says that it chose Chile because it "offers an ideal combination of reliable infrastructure, a skilled workforce and a commitment to transparent and business friendly regulations".

Job opportunities for young female migrants have increased in the urban informal sector, including domestic housekeepers, restaurant employees, karaoke bar workers, street traders, and in the formal sector in textile, footwear, and garment factory jobs that favor women as a cheap, reliable, and 'nimble-fingered' workforce (37, 38).