Sentence examples for workforce is available from inspiring English sources

There are no sheep herding dogs because the human workforce is available.

This means a highly educated workforce is available for less capital for entrepreneurs all over the world who are ready and willing to make the leap to Canada.

A table of the sample compared to the Australian naturopathic practitioner workforce is available in Table 1.

The impact of travel time and distance on perinatal outcomes makes it imperative that the appropriate level of birthing service with a skilled workforce is available locally [ 3].

Accordingly, the American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines recommend that infants receive an oral health risk assessment by their primary care provider prior to age 1 and a dental referral by age 1 when the dental workforce is available [ 2, 3].

It was assumed that an appropriate workforce was available to deliver the intervention to the recruited population, meaning that no provision was made for costs associated with the recruitment, orientation and training of more staff.

"With our clinical leaders we will develop a priority action plan to drive forward the changes necessary in line with the report findings which identify that models of care need to be built around patients, taking account of the workforce that is available".

In addition, recent research has not yet examined the extent to which training aimed at the US child care workforce as a whole is available on an online basis, much less the topics offered and the duration and intensity of training related to any topic.

Based on the findings of this study, we developed a comprehensive Workforce Change Checklist: An Evidence Based Practice Guide for Implementing Successful Workforce Change [ 38], which is available from the authors on request.

The Natural Health Council [ 6] and Natural Health Practitioners [ 7] hold voluntary registers in naturopathy/herbal medicine (N/HM) and data from the 2006 Census [ 8] shows that naturopathic medicine makes up 0.6% of the NZ healthcare workforce (no separate census data is available for HMPs, who are combined with other complementary practitioners).

The federal money is available through the Workforce Investment Act, passed by Congress in 1998, under which states and localities were to combine the services of government-sponsored job-training programs with unemployment benefits offices by creating one-stop career centers.