Sentence examples for workers to develop from inspiring English sources
It says professional development courses are also needed to allow workers to develop new skills that the sector will demand.
"We need British workers to develop these skills through Erasmus, Leonardo and in emerging markets too".
Present a vacation as a way for workers to develop new skills, and reward them for stepping in, he advised.
At Franklin Pierce, Kasich told a voter that the response to inequality was not to raise taxes but to encourage workers to develop more skills.
Funding for a new master's degree in social work, starting in early 2011, to allow social workers to develop further their knowledge, skills and expertise.
In response, the Department of Health (DH) approached NHS Employers, which represents organisations employing health service workers, to develop a programme to create more mentally healthy workplaces for staff.
And yet we still send our workers to developing countries to "build capacity"; we send young volunteers there to help out in their gap year; and we constantly lecture poorer countries about the vagaries of everything from corruption to inequality.
Recently, affinity association followed by photoexcitation of benzophenone has been utilized by Aida and co-workers to develop "photoclickable molecular glue" that labels proteins with a fluorescent dendron.
The utility of tailoring electrodynamic fields which are capable of directing ion mobility under elevated (∼1 60 Torr) gas pressures has motivated Smith and co-workers to develop generalized and scalable ion manipulation devices based on a modular design concept.
Maddy Thompson, programme head of standards, learning and qualifications at Skills for Care, said the apprenticeship – which uniquely has an option to accrue university credit points – has also been attracting younger care workers looking to develop a career in the sector.
US business firms enjoy greater flexibility than their counterparts in Western Europe and Japan in decisions to expand capital plant, to lay off surplus workers, and to develop new products.
