"Every company benefits from government — from well maintained highways, a well educated workforce, clean water, regulations to make sure your competitors are obeying the rules, a legal system to protect your intellectual property.
If you want a well educated workforce for your startup staff, you are more likely to get it from a more equal society".
The review is also clear on the need for improvement: a well educated workforce is required, it argues on the basis of research evidence, for quality services and children's learning.
However, if the benefits sought from an integrated system include (1) universal entitlement, (2) affordable access, (3) a unified and well educated workforce, (4) enhancing learning for all ages, and (5) smoother transitions for young children, then the education sector is more likely to deliver such benefits, as exemplified by the cases studied.
In the long term, Iceland's well educated workforce and its extensive and as yet largely untapped natural resources are likely to provide the key to its recovery from the economic crisis, though concerns have been raised over the potential environmental impact of developing the latter.
Yes, they both agreed, we should be optimistic about the long-term future of technological innovation and productivity; but, they confessed, the inegalitarian consequences of today's digital revolution is deeply worrying, particularly its inability to produce more jobs for the less well educated workforce.
Certainly we need a well educated workforce, but that by itself does not assure decent wages.
In General Motors' experience, only a well educated, diverse workforce, comprising people who have learned to work productively and creatively with individuals from a multitude of races and ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds, can maintain America's competitiveness in the increasingly diverse and interconnected world economy.
This well educated and already available workforce can be used to increase the awareness levels of diabetes in the community without extra effort and cost.
Typically, the purpose of VPE is understood as both improving the social and economic well-being of individuals as well as serving society by ensuring an educated workforce (Adams and Gamage 2008).
After all, the corporate sector thrives on what successful development work brings – access to a healthy educated workforce and consumers, as well as societal stability and peace.
