Sentences with phrase «skilled labour becomes»

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Cyclical unemployment left untreated, as Yellen and Bernanke very well know, can turn into so - called structural unemployment, as the long - term jobless see their skills deteriorate and become obsolete or lose touch with the professional networks of colleagues that could help them re-enter the labour market.

«A growing shortage of highly skilled labour is becoming desperate, threatening our ability to keep up in a global, knowledge - based economy... Our Employment Insurance Program perpetuates regional disparity and discourages Canadians from relocating to where work is available.»

However, labour shortages are becoming increasingly broad - based across industries and skill levels.

«In today's globalised world there is high labour mobility and so nobody wants to invest in going to take a fresh graduate, train him over a 5 year period and when he's become experienced and well skilled somebody pays him a better salary and takes him away,»

What strategies would you use to enable new and ground - level members to learn the skills to become successful Labour campaigners and activists?

Employers then benefited from free labour, which became increasingly valuable as the apprentice became more skilled.

In a recent book, The World Beyond Your Head: On Becoming an Individual in an Age of Distraction, Matthew Crawford extols and theorizes about skilled labour — using an organ builder as a prime example.