Sentence examples for value-added employment from inspiring English sources

The only way out is more national private-sector value-added employment; but governments of all parties prefer giving taxpayers' money to the private sector to "manage" "public" services.

dInterestingly, (actors from) the chambers of commerce as well as other business-related associations at the local or regional level are not very engaged in supporting such networks, despite the by-now obvious potential for value-added employment.

The lack of high value-added employment is reflected in lower economic output per head relative to other regions of the UK – in 2002 it stood at 90% of the EU25 average and around 80% of the UK average.

Wales has struggled to develop or attract high value-added employment in sectors such as finance and research and development, attributable in part to a comparative lack of 'economic mass' (i.e. population) – Wales lacks a large metropolitan centre.

Busy-work is not value-added work.

In tradable services, where America continued to have a comparative advantage, both value-added and employment rose concurrently.

Agricultural actors actively pursued strategies to capture the value-added and employment opportunities associated with biogas production.

Regional characteristics of the RE-specific value chains are then integrated into the region-specific analysis of the generated value-added and employment.

The authors determine the various economic, social, and environmental effects of RE at the national level in Spain, explicitly including value-added and employment effects.

The model introduced in this paper allows for a detailed analysis of the extent and distribution of RE value-added and employment effects at the local level.

Since we take both value-added and employment data from the WIOD, we avoid differences in methodology and limited comparability which could be the case if mixing databases.