Sentence examples for training levies from inspiring English sources

Nor does Osborne borrowing Ed Miliband's policies on non-doms, buy-to-let or training levies remotely mean "we're all in this together".

It provides a case for the implementation of training levies (Stevens 2001; Greenhalgh 2002; Kamphuis et al. 2010; Bosch 2012).

This argument consequently provides a case for the implementation of training levies (Stevens 2001; Greenhalgh 2002; Kamphuis et al. 2010; Bosch 2012), which intend to overcome potential collective underinvestment.

Health spokesman Dr Evan Harris MP told the party's annual conference that a training levy was essential to ensure a level playing field between public and private healthcare.

Recently, in response to lobbying by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), Labour dropped plans to impose a training levy on business and to abandon Britain's veto over EU social chapter legislation.

The overall scale of the budget, which ringfenced defence spending, announced a training levy and gave more powers to elected mayors, left Osborne as the leading intellectual force in the cabinet and in prime position to succeed David Cameron later in the parliament.

This second half, which is being billed as a productivity plan, is also likely to prove controversial with employers as it will call for a compulsory training levy on companies – a step that Ed Miliband held back from proposing for fear of being labelled too interventionist.

To minimize additional contributions the UI program imposes, one option is to partly redirect training levy contributions.

Australia gives firms that want to take in an immigrant the option to pay into a training levy.

Moreover, following the Mauritius example, costs could be minimized by partly redirecting existing employers' training levy contributions (persistently underutilized) to finance UI.

This path was chosen by Mauritius: when introducing a new UI program in 2009, it imposed a one percent contribution rate on employers while, at the same time, reduced their training levy contribution rate by half a percent (the training fund had been grossly underutilized).