Sentence examples for workforce reform from inspiring English sources

My biggest bugbear is the nonsense of school workforce reform.

Despite the Labour government's "push" on workforce reform, many teachers still feel overloaded.

A public sector pay freeze and workforce reform saved £8bn over the last parliament.

The government there has recently embarked on a 10-year plan to improve the quality of its childcare provision by investing in workforce reform.

It is vital to sustain investment in services such as child protection, even against a backdrop of cuts to public budgets in many countries, but investment is unlikely to be wholly successful without workforce reform.

Workforce reform is crucial to the creation of a sustainable health care system for the future.

The number of teaching assistants rapidly increased, while workforce reforms guaranteed teachers hours out of class for preparation time and ruled they no longer had to do routine admin work.

Unlike many other nations, U.S. public policy has ignored the key role of workforce reforms and family supports such as paid family leave.

Health workforce reforms should use systems thinking to strengthen health systems, including identifying organizational and cultural values that might facilitate or impede reform implementation.

Dual practice is widespread in Peruvian urban settings and needs serious consideration when discussing health workforce reforms, including better regulation of professional practice [ 51].

Findings from this study call into question some proposals to build community health centers while leaving millions uninsured or others that mandate health insurance coverage without enacting major workforce reforms.