Sentences with phrase «skilled labour they need»

«The sooner there is some level of certainty over the availability of skilled labour needed by the housebuilding sector, the sooner more investment can be committed to building new homes,» comments Justin Gaze, Joint Head of Residential Development.

Plug the gaps: The growing deficit of skilled labour needed to fill in - demand jobs has caused growing pressure on employers across the globe.

Better conditions elsewhere, World War I, and lost skills resulted in a shortage of the skilled labour needed to extract the slate in... [more]

As that happens, employers may find it increasingly difficult to find the skilled labour they need.

Not exact matches

Over the years, you've been a vocal advocate for getting Canadians to address various business challenges, including the need to go global and the skills gap affecting the labour force.

They need a skilled labour force and we need to make investments in them now,» the Liberal leader concluded.

Unfortunately for the Japanese labour markets, as with many other countries, many young intellectuals seek further study elsewhere in countries like the UK that have renowned Universities and research facilities, taking a large portion of the skilled labour force the Japanese markets need, into other areas of work such as research and academia, a less hands on field that benefits the computer science industry on the whole but does not help specific firms achieve their targets directly.

The need for relative wages to adjust may also have been lessened by adjustment in participation rates across different regions and the utilisation of skilled labour brought from offshore by the resource sector (for example, via 457 visas).

I want to be clear about what I mean by this, because many people believe this issue relates to current skilled labour shortages; some think it applies to our need to attract more professionals such as doctors, engineers and scientists; while others focus on the glass ceiling that many existing immigrants and visible minorities experience.

When I qualified, a staff midwife started as an E-grade; to be a community midwife, you needed an F, which meant acquiring skills such as suturing, cannulation, scrubbing in theatre, and being in charge of the labour ward if no G - grade were available.

She will suggest coping skills and reading materials for you to find out more about what you need to know in labour and birth.

In these circumstances, the receiving societies can not just consider their own needs for skilled labour.

Unite believes we need a proper system for companies to take on young people as skilled apprentices to alleviate skills shortages in the future, not cheap labour for private companies.

Mr Miliband confirmed that Labour would embrace the IPPR's plan to end out - of - work benefits for 18 -22-year-olds without the skills needed to get a job.

«Last week we announced our intention to limit access our labour market for Bulgaria and Romania when they join the EU in January next year and work is under way to introduce a points system to ensure that only people with the skills we need from outside the EU can come to this country.»

«Britain's young people who do not have the skills they need for work should be in training, not on benefits,» the Labour leader will say.

«Boosting the quality and quantity of the construction labour force is critical to deliver the homes and infrastructure that the country needs, so the # 34m construction skills fund is a welcome policy.

And Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale said: «Instead of reforming education to give our young people the skills they need to compete for the jobs of the future, Nicola Sturgeon is deciding to drag Scotland back to the arguments of the past.»

With the Basic Skills Test I am announcing today, a Labour government will make sure anyone claiming Jobseeker's Allowance undertakes the training they need within weeks of signing on.

That's why the last Labour government put funding in place so that anyone who needs basic skills training could get it.

The Labour leader was right, for example, to emphasise the need to boost research and development, improve skill levels and invest in transport while his pledge to allow councils to borrow to build more homes would help unlock more of the funding they need to address housing shortages.

We are also a partner in ConstructionSkills, the Sector Skills Council (SSC) for the UK construction industry, and we are raising employer engagement in training, providing labour market insights on future skills needs and developing standards and qualifications for the sSkills Council (SSC) for the UK construction industry, and we are raising employer engagement in training, providing labour market insights on future skills needs and developing standards and qualifications for the sskills needs and developing standards and qualifications for the sector.

Buhari said the programme has also helped in promoting the spirit of self - dependence and self - reliance among Nigerian youth through which the beneficiaries would be exposed to technical skills, innovative skills and employable qualities needed in the labour market.

«The Welsh Labour Government need to stop wasting money on this ineffective scheme and invest in apprenticeships and training, which will actually give young people professional skills and help them get on in life.

Tony, I can take what you're saying and applying it to the idea, that Labour had the working class who'd bought their council Home in the early 80's, by the late 80's were back voting labour as unlike in 1983 we weren't standing on manifesto to buy them back and then the swing voters we needed but couldn't quite get in 1992 were the Aspiring lower middle class, skilled blue collar Labour had the working class who'd bought their council Home in the early 80's, by the late 80's were back voting labour as unlike in 1983 we weren't standing on manifesto to buy them back and then the swing voters we needed but couldn't quite get in 1992 were the Aspiring lower middle class, skilled blue collar labour as unlike in 1983 we weren't standing on manifesto to buy them back and then the swing voters we needed but couldn't quite get in 1992 were the Aspiring lower middle class, skilled blue collar voters

«Just as migrants were essential to the growth of our country in the last century, skilled migrants are again needed to fill labour shortages, especially in regional and rural Australia,» she says.

A recent analysis of the opportunities and threats posed by Brexit, produced by the Royal Academy of Engineering, highlighted the need to maintain a supply of skilled labour set against current shortcomings.

The strategy had much to say about education and its role in ensuring that UK businesses have the talents, skills and labour that they need to thrive.

It should also ring - fence the devolved adult skills funding for good quality adult learning programmes that provide the upskilling and retraining people need in a shifting labour market.

«Labour called for English and maths to 18 at the last election precisely because we want to ensure young people have the skills they need to succeed.»

There is a need therefore to analyze the skills gap and to forecast the demand of the labour market in relation to green jobs.

It brings together the finding from 33 countries and includes chapters on the drivers and barriers for the development of the renewable energy sector, sectoral trends, occupations, skills gaps and labour shortages, and identification and anticipation of skills needs.

There is no single right answer, but what we can be sure of is that business will still need access to foreign workers to deal with skills and labour shortages.

For a business transfer there would need to be a transfer of significant tangible or intangible assets (if the function were asset reliant) or failing that, a taking over of a major part of the workforce in terms of numbers and skills (if it were labour intensive).

This stream was meant to accommodate international corporate transfers and labour needs in professions with specialized skill sets.

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.

With a practice focused on labour, employment and professional discipline law, John Monger offers a skilled and strong voice to those who need effective, resolute, and practical representation.

These programs are designed for foreign persons who have the skill, experience, or education that Canada's labour force needs.

The Hays Global Skills Index explores the key dynamics of the world's skilled labour market to equip you with the data you need to make more informed staffing decisions.

Today's system isn't flexible enough to adapt to the current needs of the labour market and produce the specific highly - skilled professionals that are desperately needed by businesses.

What this graduate needs is an understanding of the local labour market, a professional resume and cover letter, along with the skills to promote himself as an ideal candidate to potential employers.

Not only in China or Asia, but worldwide, there is a mismatch between the skills needed in the labour market and those of available talent.

It is my belief that military members need more than a translation tool to help identify and match their skills to the ever - evolving labour market.

«need to tackle skills shortages in construction and move the sector towards higher - tech, less labour intensive production methods.»

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