Sentence examples for training subsidy from inspiring English sources

In 2013 he launched an academy, run by EADs, to train school-leavers.Another beneficiary of Mr Jones's targeted support is Sapiens, an Israeli software firm which has received a grant from his government's training subsidy scheme.

The final U.S. wage subsidy, the on-the-job training subsidy under the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) has been evaluated by many authors (see Heckman et al. 1997; Bloom et al. 1997; and Orr et al. 1996).

The study also found that a six-month on-the-job training subsidy under the U.S. Job Training Partnership Act increased the earnings of adult men by 6 10percentt and adult women by about 16percentt in the two-year period after the subsidy ended.

For instance, many training firms may find training profitable even without subsidies, while other non-training firms may expect a net training investment even with training subsidies in place (and thus will not alter their training behaviour).

Merkel's speech offered jobs and job training, subsidies for family caregivers and greater equality.

Mr. Zapatero told lawmakers that the government would present a new plan this week to stimulate youth employment, including an increase in job training subsidies.

States and territories provide about 70% of the $5.9bn in annual training subsidies to VET; the commonwealth chips in the rest.

On-the-job training has fallen in recent years and too many businesses have diverted government training subsidies for apprenticeships towards training that they would have been delivering anyway.

But now Denmark, which allows employers to hire and fire at will while relying on an elaborate system of training, subsidies for those between jobs and aggressive measures to press the unemployed into available openings, is facing its own strains.

And he is considering both changes in tax laws that discourage mothers from working and new training subsidies to help them return to the workplace following child-care leave.

It would thus be a stretch to portray it as special treatment that counted as state aid.Some might also question whether tax benefits are any more distorting than other forms of aid that are permitted under Europe's single-market rules, such as grants for new factories or training subsidies.