Sentence examples for workforce conditions from inspiring English sources

Chevron and undoubtedly other companies are facing similar conditions where their workforce conditions aren't consonant with their business level," he said.

A snapshot of the OST workforce from two studies conducted as part of the Human Services Workforce Initiative provides evidence that these workforce conditions are widespread.

In these visits the qualification and certificates of workforces, building condition, medical equipment and existence of any illegal activities were checked.

Ninety-seven per cent of DACA recipients are in school or in the workforce, and per the conditions of the program not one of them has a criminal history.

The results demonstrate the effectiveness of video technology at supporting the identification of the risks connected to unsafe behaviours of the workforce and critical conditions of the working environment.

Indicators for economic conditions, workforce development and quality of care received a somewhat lower rating.

It seems that the workforce needs other conditions to implement a clinical practice where they identify and support patients' children.

At the city-centre Medina market, he plunges into a network of narrow pathways leading to workshops where metal of every description is banged, bent and forged by a motley workforce working in conditions of extreme heat and noise.

Zhang Qiang analyzed different kinds of factors and concluded that government policies in the health workforce and economic conditions among regions were the vital factors, which prevented human resources flowing into the grassroots health institutions in China [ 12].

The impact of health sector reform has modified critical aspects of the health workforce, including labor conditions, degree of decentralization of management, required skills and the entire system of wages and incentives.

In a recent review of the literature on primary care, we identified ten dimensions, including governance; economic conditions; workforce development; access to services; continuity of care; coordination of care; comprehensiveness of care; quality of care; efficiency of care; and equity in health [ 8].