Sentence examples for workforce services from inspiring English sources

Now, with the nation's jobless claims at a 16-year high, they are among the 20 million people expected to use federal workforce services in 2008, up from 14 million in 2005, according to the Labor Department.

A freeter himself before the term was coined, he juggled odd jobs at a department store and a school while laying the foundations for his firm.Pasona has expanded into other areas of workforce services.

We've allocated $7 million to the City's 18 WorkSource Career Centers and $5 million to the 13 OneSource Youth Employment Centers that have provided a variety of workforce services to 2,000 jobseekers, laid off workers, and youth.

Providing incarcerated individuals with a range of workforce services while they transition out of local correctional facilities better prepares them to reenter the workforce and improves their opportunities for finding suitable employment immediately upon release.

There are many pressures facing Australia's health workforce, including developing technology, growing community expectations and the ageing population, which are increasing the demand for workforce services, while Australia is experiencing current and emerging shortages in the majority of medical services.

"Even in the optimistic scenario, defence's share of GDP will have fallen by a third: from 2.6percentnt of GDP in 2010 to around 1.75percentnt by 2019; and the MoD workforce (service and civilian) will have fallen by around 30percentnt, from 265,740 to 184,000 by 2019", Chalmers notes.

Evidence suggests that by improving organizational factors affecting the workforce, service quality will improve.

Benchmark is also an investor in ODesk, another distributed workforce service for software developers.

Inadequacies vary in degree across areas of infrastructure, health workforce, service provision, equipment, and supplies.

The framework outlines the specific tasks involved in translating the evidence-base in prevention, to clearly actionable workforce, service delivery and funding recommendations.

Within the health-care workforce, service providers (particularly doctors) or medical officers (MOs) are a key to effective management and supervision of health-care services, especially in rural areas.