Sentence examples for through retraining from inspiring English sources

She suggested that the administration wants to modernize the workforce through "retraining, reskilling and redeploying" employees.

In addition, the officer noted, Mr. Kelly ordered all officers to go through retraining on how to conduct lawful stop-and-frisk encounters.

Now, after going through retraining at the Regional Manufacturing Workforce Transition Center in Steelton, Pa., Mr. Anderson is on the verge of being hired as a commercial driver.

He started out as a manual welder, but through retraining he learned how to operate the metal stamping press he was running, for $17.80 an hour, when the layoffs came.

But all militaries calculate deployment numbers in multiples of three: For every soldier on a mission, one is training to take over that role, and one has just returned from the mission and must go through retraining.

It won't even cause a net loss of jobs, they will shift around through retraining.

"Our goal is to minimize involuntary layoffs through attrition, retraining and realignment of responsibilities," Brostrom said.

One option is retraining through the Actors Work Programm of Actors Equityy, which opens a new educational and retraining office Monday at the Equity offices on West 46th Street.

Some went for retraining through the government assistance program.

Without SPL she decided to take a year off but when she returned, she had to go through aseries of retraining sessions.

But even so, 99 weeks is all anyone can get, and many workers have already reached that limit.The federal government also provides money for retraining, through grants and programmes such as the 12-year-old Workforce Investment Act.