Sentence examples for training allowances from inspiring English sources
Eriechu is one of the 272 VHTs who have been working with Amref in 66 villages in Katine's sub-county but chose to lay down their tools over training allowances.
By introducing mobile payments for the training allowances through USAID's Mobile Solutions Technical Assistance and Research (mSTAR) program, training allowances are now directly transferred to mobile wallets; it now takes 15 fewer days to transfer funds to Kamal and other trainers.
The main limiting factors to implementation were turnover of staff and desire for financial training allowances.
Training allowances to cover transportation, meals, and accommodation are often provided to HCWs when travelling off-site to attend trainings.
A major disincentive among PALM PLUS participants to sustain engagement in the training program was the lack of financial training allowances.
One of the major limiting factors in successful implementation of the PALM PLUS package was staff turnover and desire for training allowances.
Labour suggests replacing benefits for the long-term unemployed with a training allowance while the Conservatives want young people to take on unpaid community work.
The degrees would carry no fees and the in-work students would receive a wage or training allowance from their employer during their period of study.
According to the MoD, the Libyan training allowance covers the difference in prices of commodities between the UK and Libya and is set by the Libyan government at up to £140 a week for each trainee.
Even alongside a training allowance of about £60, that wasn't enough to live on; within a couple of years, I'd fallen in with a bad crowd and crime became my sole source of income.
Designed to support students aspiring become academic leaders from groups who are underrepresented in science, and to help their thesis advisers build inclusive training environments, they will receive an annual award including a student stipend and training allowance for up to three years.
