Sentence examples for workforce access from inspiring English sources

This will immediately give more than 200,000 employees – nearly half Tesco's workforce – access to easy-to-understand energy data and provide them with tips to improve energy efficiency and cut carbon.

Workforce access to corporate data over the Internet is no longer just desirable, it is essential.

They are also structured in very different ways with respect to types of service, workforce, access criteria, funding and regulation (including curriculum).

Biology education at the community college is often divided into an "academic track" and a "workforce access track," although there can be a great deal of overlap and synergy between the two.

In addition, the trial increased the local Aboriginal health care workforce through access to certified training, and introduced clinical systems for providing systematic access to evidence-based chronic disease care.

Blessed with natural resources, a benign climate across much of its southern regions, an educated workforce and access to the Black Sea, this should be a wealthy country.

But, more, when the dust settles, Ireland will likely have a strong comparative advantage in attracting companies that want an English-speaking workforce and access to the world's biggest common market.

"There's got to be something in it for them, both for the redistribution of funds, but also for the ability of the workforce to access jobs," he says.

"Workforce and access to capital are the two most important things," he says.

In short, while online training may expand the workforce's access options, practically speaking that may only be the case for individuals in specific age groups.

In March, Uber announced Masaruky — which means "your path" in Arabic — a two-year initiative that aims to increase women's participation in the workforce through access to affordable transportation.