Sentence examples for retain qualified from inspiring English sources

He warned that it was becoming harder to recruit and retain qualified judges.

Like other governors, Mr. Davis has offered a series of financial incentives to recruit and retain qualified public school teachers.

It is, so far, unclear whether it will be enough of an incentive to attract and retain qualified and experienced staff.

Some companies are focusing on improving the pipeline, others are working harder to retain qualified women by eliminating gender pay gaps or implementing generous family leave policies.

"It really is the basis for a keystone of our effort to keep the faculty intellectually alive and hire and retain qualified people," Dr. McGill said.

Paying big bosses of academy chains hundreds of thousands of pounds while being unwilling or unable to recruit, pay and retain qualified and experienced teachers?

Baynes is now a free agent, although San Antonio retain qualifying offer rights, and it remains to be seen whether the burly Australian will stay or pursue opportunities elsewhere.

In common with the care sector generally, there are challenges in recruiting and retaining qualified staff.

Problems recruiting and retaining qualified officers have left the force with 1,100 openings.

Businesses of all kinds complain about the difficulty of finding and retaining qualified staff.

As a result, companies often suffer from a shortage of skilled workers and face difficulties in retaining qualified staff.