Sentence examples for workforce implications from inspiring English sources

Each public sector employer will have to "determine the workforce implications of spending settlements", the document says.

"The scale of transformation recommended by this report will need serious consideration in terms of the financial cost of the ambition and workforce implications.

The Department of Health recently asked the Centre for Workforce Intelligence (CfWI) to contribute to the strategic thinking relating to the workforce implications of integrated health and social care.

Physicians leaving and reentering clinical practice can have significant medical workforce implications.

The burden of debt has workforce implications beyond the decision whether or not to specialize.

The transportation of patients was significant for everyone because of variables of distance, time, and workforce implications.

This article aims to estimate the workforce and resource implications of the proposed age extension of the national breast screening programme, under the economic constraints of reduced health budgets and staffing levels in the Irish health system.

"That trend raises concerns about impacts on our economy and workforce, and has implications for our national security.

He has served as a fellow of the World Economic Forum and is widely considered to be North America's most visionary and original thinker regarding the lifestyle, economic, health care, workforce and marketplace implications of the age wave.

While we can only speculate as to the factors underlying the different patterns of workforce participation, the implications for medical workforce planning in England are clear.

The introduction of new workforce flexibilities has implications for service users, policy-makers, workforce planners, managers, service providers, third-party payers, regulators and educators.