Sentence examples for skilled roles from inspiring English sources

And on Thursday the Bank of England's chief economist warned that this wave of automation is threatening skilled roles.

The company employs 7,300 people at six sites across the UK, two-thirds of whom have highly skilled roles.

31% of those without degrees were in upper-middle skilled roles, but they tended to be in skilled trade jobs, such as carpenters, plumbers and electricians.

"There are career freelancers who do highly skilled roles earning megabucks, and there are those who might just be making things and selling them on eBay.

Enslaved men not only made up the bulk of the distilling labor force, but they often played crucial skilled roles in the whiskey-making process.

A paradigm shift has occurred, in which production jobs have been supplanted by marketing, design, engineering, finance and other more skilled roles.

The report says young women are often steered into stereotypical apprenticeships, such as childcare, hairdressing and beauty, which are low paid.Currently, while there are 10 applicants for every high skilled role, there are 45 applicants for vacancies in the low skill sector.

Local area co-ordination is a skilled role and has its own disciplines and structures.

Arther Ashman, talent development leader at Inspiring Interns offers his thoughts: "Starting off in a lower skilled role may allow you to move horizontally within the company".

Yet beyond the Lakers' putting more skilled role players around O'Neal and Bryant -- Mitch Richmond, Lindsey Hunter, Jelani McCoy and Samaki Walker are decent additions -- much of the league's landscape has changed as teams head to training camp this week.

Until now, employers have done themselves a disservice by not clearing up the confusion that candidates face when looking for a quality, skilled role with some form of flexibility on hours or location.