Sentence examples for to develop worker from inspiring English sources

Nuclear plant owners should be required to develop worker and community transition plans to prepare for their facilities' eventual retirement and decommissioning.

Voters in Monroe County recently renewed a 0.98 cent-per-$1,000 property tax to pay for technology in the schools and the local community college works closely with employers to develop worker training programs.

One morning last fall, Quinn visited the Center for Family Life, a not-for-profit organization in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, with which the council plans to develop worker-run coöperative businesses providing babysitting and housecleaning services.

Two years after my graduation from Fordham, I spent a year with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, working with a community organization to develop worker-owned businesses for unemployed folks on the margins.

"Education for the information age needs to develop workers who have high order problem-solving skills and who can help organi[z]e more learning.

Arkwright's innovations were not confined to developing workers' settlements; he also had patents on many technologies used for water-powered spinning.

Jessica Deede, a spokeswoman for Target, said of its Haitian factory contractor, "we feel confident they are taking the right steps to meet piece-rate wage standards as the new factory continues to train and develop workers".

We need to think about new ways to develop broader worker involvement in companies, he says.

For example, it took about 9 10 years to develop a worker to a team leader, and another 4 5 years to reach the next higher supervisory position of a group leader.

A similar behaviour has been reported for Myrmica ants, where workers through biting prevent female larvae from developing into queens and force them to develop into workers [ 28].

The widening participation agenda was instigated by a government seeking to develop skilled workers in the global economy, yet it has consistently refused to fund the burgeoning student population adequately.