| But the Government can give people employability for life, a chance to upskill and change career direction. |
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| In a poll of employers for employability skills for new hires, interpersonal skills ranked highest in level of importance. |
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| He was going to be fired so he took steps to guarantee his future employability. |
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| Even in a buoyant jobs market departing employees will view outplacement counselling as an opportunity to enhance their employability. |
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| However, union members were less sanguine about their employability in another job. |
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| Learner mobility between countries is an essential element of lifelong learning and for building people's employability and adaptability. |
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| They teach the students a wide variety of hard skills but also reinforce many general employability skills. |
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| Investing in high-quality childcare and the employability of parents who take career breaks represent investments with huge potential returns. |
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| A major focus of FIT is the development of transferrable, employability skills. |
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| Enhancing student employability is a key priority for higher education. |
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| What employability skills do you feel you developed during this work placement? |
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| One of the issues dealt with at that time was precisely the employability of seniors. |
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| The experience should also enhance the students' employability and ability to contribute to their community's development. |
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| Enterprises would be expected to forcefully step up their investments in lifelong learning and employability of their workforce. |
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| We must increase the employability of our workers and the flexibility of our companies in an economy that is in constant flux. |
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| They also need information on employability, and on copyright and intellectual property. |
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| In addition, a majority of participants stated that participation in the program increased their employability and improved skills. |
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| We know that one of the greatest determinants of employability in the future is the ability of students to access post-secondary education. |
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| And yet this is one of the least expensive means of fighting poverty and increasing employability. |
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| At the same time, e-skills are becoming central to boost innovation, productivity and employability and to respond to global challenges. |
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| For the entire workforce, upskilling and re-skilling is crucial to ensure adaptability and employability in uncertain times. |
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| The recognition of the employability of immigrants is an important precondition for their integration in the labour market. |
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| The purpose of this project is to enhance the employability of youth at risk, promote their social integration and lower the dropout rate. |
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| Either way, you'll definitely want to hone in on your employability to increase your chances. |
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| It is also a means of achieving personal fulfilment which can help to enhance the employability of young people. |
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| In this week's live chat we want to look at what universities are doing to help students gain the experience they need to get ahead of the game and enhance their employability opportunities. |
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| Together, two position papers were produced for internal and external use on the subjects of the recognition of non-formal education and employability. |
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| Young people should be informed about the benefits they could draw from a mobility experience, in terms of personal development, employability, intercultural competences and language skills. |
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| The amounts vary by household size and employability. |
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| Moreover, since they may lead to companies getting massively overstaffed, short-time measures need to be complemented by measures supporting employability and easing labour market transitions. |
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| Unlike frictional unemployment, long-term unemployment carries with it the loss of human capital and morale, ultimately threatening the employability of the person. |
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| The Summit is also expected to deliberate on the World Summit on Sustainable Development and educational exchanges with the view to fostering mutual understanding, reducing poverty and increasing employability. |
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| Workers' employability can only be sustained in an economic environment that promotes job growth and rewards individual and collective investments in human resources training and development. |
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| While welcoming women's increasing access to education, she warned that a person's employability was often directly related to the specialization that he or she had chosen. |
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| They are also those whose level of employability is considered relatively worthless, whose work can be exchanged for only small amounts of money, incapable of meeting the standard of life they see all around them. |
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| The main difficulties involved include the unattractiveness of peripheral urban areas, difficulties of adaptation in the French republican school system, and new standards of employability among the workforce. |
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| The end result is an overall increase in participants' employability in a world where globalisation and rapid technological development has put a premium on these skills in the labour market. |
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| The university's careers and employability service was awarded the maximum rating under the worldwide QS Stars grading system. |
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| Assess prognosis: Care must be taken not to set definite deadlines in anticipating recovery and future employability, because inability to meet these deadlines may be interpreted as malingering. |
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| In the process of the employability study that we are presently doing, it has become clear that we cannot allow such a large segment of our population to simply fall by the wayside. |
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| This will mean greater stringency in how we develop our people, sustain their employability and grow the capabilities of our high potential and high professional experts for current and future roles. |
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| Within the context of this need for an overall anti-poverty strategy, we would like to draw attention to several particular issues which we believe are germane to the employability issue. |
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| It is essential to anticipate, as the crisis is already there, in order to prepare workers who may be confronted by this crisis, while working on their employability. |
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| The adaptability and employability of workers over their working life therefore depends on high quality initial education and training and on a reduction of the drop-out rate from education. |
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| In the first full operational year, measures on analysis of skills development and increased employability had well exceeded the targets, while job rotation in particular had had teething troubles. |
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| The focus on productivity and employability doesn't factor in time for taking care of yourself: you're a cog in the university system, being prepped for becoming a cog in the working world. |
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| These assumptions concerning recipient households include where people lived, the ages of the children, the employability of the household head, the type of housing, case history and special assistance. |
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| These programs prepare people for the job market, complete basic education, enhance employability, provide technical development, introduce to new methods of work organization, retrain for new careers, etc. |
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| At age 46 and with his employment history, the arbitrator observed, his prospects for future good behaviour were promising, as the consequences for his future employability of being discharged yet again would be severe. |
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| Apart from constituting a drag on public finances and a social problem, the low employability of certain segments of the labour force limits the country's potential output growth and thus hampers the catching-up process. |
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| The Commission welcomes the evidence of a notable impact on accomplishing the goals of priority 1, in particular the positive effect on improving the employability of participants in mobility projects. |
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| But learning is exactly what the specialists need to do to secure their long-term employability, because companies give preference to professionals who have the latest skills at the ready. |
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| Such activities included an employability assessment, basic job-readiness training, limited transferable skills training, and job search support to aid in the transition to other market employment. |
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| These outcomes are viewed as inter-connected particularly with respect to the positive effect of improved self-esteem and self-presentation on employability. |
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| We therefore should ensure that people have access to good quality education, maintain and restore employment and employability by focusing on training and skills, with a particular emphasis on re-skilling and up-skilling. |
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| Around 60 per cent of the country's top employers indicate that international study enhances employability, according to research from the Council for Industry and Higher Education. |
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| Pertemps People Development Group won the Youth employability Award at the ERSA Employability Awards. |
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| Glasgow places within the top 20 in the UK and 3rd in Scotland for the employability of its graduates as ranked by recruiters from the UK's major companies. |
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| Other priorities are the employability of the population, increased bondable and reduce regional disparities in the provision of infrastructure and services. |
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| Employers often experience difficulty in finding young people who have such basic employability skills as literacy, numeracy, problem solving, teamworking and time management. |
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| The money will support the charity's Access to Opportunities project, which aims to increase the employability of local residents in the most disadvantaged areas of Stockton. |
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| While the introduction of sound led to a boom in the motion picture industry, it had an adverse effect on the employability of a host of Hollywood actors of the time. |
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| Edinburgh places within the top 10 in the UK and 2nd in Scotland for the employability of its graduates as ranked by recruiters from the UK's major companies. |
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| It is ranked the 23rd most employable university in the world by the 2015 Global Employability University Ranking. |
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| Employability prospects vary by the reputation of the institute and course. |
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