Sentence examples for useful workforce from inspiring English sources

With the haemorrhaging of staff to early retirement or overseas he'll be lucky to have any kind of useful workforce to maintain what services we provide now.

Businesses, like everyone in Britain, depend on the state to maintain the roads, promote the health and education of a useful workforce, manage the police who provide security, and ensure the quality of air they breathe and the water they drink.

Turning it into a useful workforce is a challenge.

Cabaldon pointed out that while high school graduates may be trained to read and write essays on Shakespeare, "they lack the training to write the types of reports that an employer would find useful in the workforce".

For countries with nascent emergency care systems, Singapore could offer a useful model for EM workforce studies, residency training curriculum, and ED benchmarking and comparisons.

Single trainings also can be useful for increasing the workforce's initial knowledge about specific aspects of process quality, such as the importance of screening for children's mental health (Gleason et al. 2012).

For example, in societies in which the state provides health care and education each new child represents a cost to the existing members of society, as well as a potentially useful member of the workforce and community later in life (see Section 5.2).

Flexibility of team construction is also useful to reflect changing workforce and population composition over time (40, 41).

This study has provided a snapshot across two critical time periods in Australian general practice and provides useful information for nursing workforce planning and models of care.

Specialty-specific data on career satisfaction may be useful for understanding physician workforce trends and for counseling medical students about career options.

Future research may be useful to investigate how workforce policy is, or can be best aligned with national reproductive health policies, plans and laws to facilitate access to ECP and how the changing patterns of provision of ECP, from a prescription product in clinic settings to a OTC drug in commercial settings has affected training and information needs for these new cadres of providers.