Sentences with phrase «low skills»

It also encourages teamwork and gives players with low skill levels the ability to feel like they are still contributing towards the goal.

For the other health outcomes, the odds of having poor health for children with low skill parents ranged from being two to over four times higher than for children with high skill parents.

Conservatives say the raise would cause businesses to eliminate jobs for low skilled workers, the very group the raise is designed to help.

Employment figures published today show that more than one in three recent graduates are employed in lower skilled jobs.

But too many people found themselves stuck in low skilled, low wage jobs which offered neither satisfaction, nor time to spend with the family.

The possible impact of large - scale labour immigration on the earning power of lower skilled British workers is an issue that deserves careful analysis.

The use of «contracted help» was established for lower skilled workers in the early 20th century.

The recognition that lower skilled employees may find it more difficult to find new employment than higher skilled (and higher paid) employees reflects the reality of the modern marketplace.

On lower skill levels, CPU intelligence isn't much of an issue.

Its got a real low skill ceiling, but for social interaction and parties it can be a good bit of fun.

That is the feature of the Fifty - Two Week Low skill though that information didn't answer my question.

It fits perfectly with the corporate push to replace teachers with technicians and low skilled monitors.

The game's low skill barrier but high skill ceiling also contribute to this success.

While one side can site university professors go take a straw poll and prisons, welfare office in cities or low skill manual labor pools and see where the base of the left is.

First, anything which is simple, repetitive or fairly low skilled is in fact work for which a computer is ideally suited.

Finally, the rise of technology such as automation means that there is likely to be less lower skilled jobs.

This may be true for a number of low skilled, repetitive tasks.

(you will have to outbid them on salary growth particularly at low skill / no skill level, house building, house affordability both purchase and rent, job creation and security AND you will have to be believable AND the tories will have had to fuck up the economy between now and then)

An effective bus system can help overcome the mismatch between the places where lower skilled people live and where the jobs they seek are located.

Economic and labour market imperatives for the UK mean that there will continue to be the need for overseas workers, in a variety of skilled, semi-skilled, and lower skilled roles.

In order to ensure rural dwellers have increased access to ICT devices such as smartphones, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has created an IT Innovation hub, which has the capacity to produce e-literate groups from low skilled or low paid workers, unemployed people, and those with disabilities who do not have access to these ICTs.

Vet Tech positions will also increase as more veterinarians utilize trained technicians and technologists replacing lower skilled veterinary assistants.

Employment will increase as more veterinarians utilize trained technicians and technologists replacing lower skilled veterinary assistants.

While lowering the skill floor may have made the game more accessible on the surface, the combined lack of teaching tools and room for player experimentation has resulted in a rather lukewarm reception to the fighter for both new and veteran players.

Another reason for the growing firm - to - firm pay gap, according to the authors of the study, could be that in the modern economy companies have become so specialized and lean that some attract high - skilled workers and others mostly lower skilled ones.

The interim report highlights the concerns among many employers regarding how the UK might restrict EU workers after the transition period and how this could prevent them from recruiting low skilled EU workers into the UK, (e.g. if the new post-Brexit immigration policy is similar to the current system we have in place for Tier 2 migrants).

Contract lawyer and freelance lawyer are sometimes used interchangeably although in some parts of the country, particularly on the coasts in the big cities, contract lawyer has taken on the connotation of a relatively lower skilled attorney doing primarily document review in a basement somewhere.

With an unemployment rate of almost 30 % for black South Africans, many compete with other poor Africans for low skilled work or informal trade.

EPFNA banned recruiters fees and seizure of documents from live - in caregivers but left out seasonal agricultural workers, and those in the temporary foreign worker low skilled program.

This mechanic also keeps lower skill players in the game, which might be preferred over the excellent, but worst - player - punishing Towerfall.

From agriculture to Information technology, the Indian government's dream of creating jobs in India covered every sector that was hit by low skilled employees.

Of course life long bigots (who are largely low skilled unemployed white men) support our president elect as well.

Some opponents of free trade are encouraging class warfare with their rhetoric about inequality, while they fail to note that it is not only trade deals, but also advances in technology thathave displaced so many workers — like secretaries and low skilled factory workers.

Machines have automated many low skilled tasks, allowing workers to focus their efforts on areas where human intelligence and creativity can add more value.

Furthermore, policies that wittingly or unwittingly entrench mothers as primary carers and fathers as earners have consequences further down the line: when today's happy housewife becomes tomorrow's low skilled lone mum and pension - poor retiree; and today's confident breadwinner becomes tomorrow's angry divorced dad, with a tangential relationship with his children and substantially reduced care from them as he approaches old age.

She said: «In terms of the migration that happens every single year, I think there is a problem with low skilled migration because of the scale and pace of it.»

Let me deal with the Government's record, not because we want to oppose for the sake of opposition — indeed we have supported several government measures to tackle low skilled immigration and remove foreign criminals — but because the last few weeks of vanman style gimmicks have both left a nasty taste in the mouth and have suggested that the government have got the wrong end of the stick.

«Because the cultural norm is to see teaching as a modest to low skills profession, there is great sensitivity in the field to terminology that reinforces that stereotype,» says Steiner.

Film has the potential to open doors to students whose low skill levels have previously restricted them from aspects of the English curriculum.

A few years ago, that number was only around 500,000 but, now, there are around 1m EU nationals working in «low skills areas» in the UK — notably in the hospitality, construction and food processing industries.

Links between adult basic education classes and other worker training programs are weak, with workers who enter Department of Labor training programs with low skills typically not allowed into training programs and not referred to the DOE - based Adult Basic Education system, and

«The comparatively low skill level of U.S. millennials,» write report authors Madeline J. Goodman, Anita M. Sands, and Richard J. Coley, «is likely to test our international competitiveness over the coming decades.