Sentences with phrase «competitive jobs in this country»

«The public education service is haemorrhaging teachers, not just to go abroad; equal numbers are leaving teaching to go to other more financially competitive jobs in this country.

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Updated 11:20 a.m. In a handful of competitive races around the country, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and its recruits intend to make an issue of the Export - Import Bank charter's lapse, especially now that large American corporations are blaming Congress for lost contracts and American jobs.

«It has been reported that in a decade our nation will need approximately 60 percent of young adults to be college - educated in order for this country to remain competitive with the rest of the world, and that as much as 85 percent of the new jobs in my metro region will require a bachelor's degree or greater,» he added.

It may even make the U.S. more competitive — and grow the economy by making firms likelier to locate jobs in this country.

With the UK still in the grip of an economic slump, yet decent university degrees increasingly necessary for anyone wishing to enter the country's fiercely competitive job market, private tuition is a rapidly growing sector with as much as a quarter of 11 - 16 year olds benefitting from it some form1, as families do all they can to better their children's prospects.

With the UK still in the grip of an economic slump, yet decent university degrees increasingly necessary for anyone wishing to enter the country's fiercely competitive job market, private tuition is a rapidly growing sector with as much as a quarter of 11 - 16 year olds benefitting from it some form

While the war in Iraq has ended and there are still countless military servicemen and women engaged in conflict in Afghanistan, it is also true that many veterans have returned home only to realize that domestic economic issues have made the job market much more competitive and complex since they left to serve our country.