| If his disease can be controlled, he has thought about returning to school to retrain at something to get himself back into the workforce. |
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| Lose a spouse and find another, lose a job and retrain for another, give up mountaineering and take up rambling. |
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| At any rate, she has elected to retrain as a journalist, and chosen to write a memoir of her playing days as her first book. |
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| All three women went on to retrain in a variety of beauty and holistic healing therapies, before relocating to Dublin. |
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| He said it was essential that a programme was put in place to help Parker Knoll employees find new work or retrain. |
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| I'm optimistic that I can retrain my chronically contracted muscles and be able to work, run, and have freedom of movement. |
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| Those who are left behind have an obligation, a duty, to retrain, move or do whatever it takes to find gainful employment. |
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| You know, all of us are now working under increasing time pressures, and we need to upskill and retrain more frequently. |
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| Indeed, we are going to have to retrain US diplomats to deal with messy states. |
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| As it turns out, he has had an opportunity to retrain and his employment prospects and therefore his remuneration are increasing. |
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| At the same time, we should do what we can to help U.S. workers displaced by shifting trade patterns to retrain and relocate, if necessary. |
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| Also present were individuals who were there to further their education or retrain for a change of job direction. |
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| His barrister said he had resigned from the school where he was teaching and was now hoping to retrain as a florist. |
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| In today's rapidly changing workplace, companies that can retrain and reskill staff quickly have an edge. |
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| There was no attempt to retrain existing staff, nor provide a path toward rehiring in another discipline. |
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| He also asked for federal money to retrain workers and for tax breaks to help manufacturers outfit old plants with new equipment. |
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| My dog had previously been housebroken, given to the pound, and I had to retrain him. |
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| When a company has to train or retrain an employee, the panel can reimburse part of the training costs. |
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| Workers praised efforts by Big Blue to retrain people and find them other jobs at the firm. |
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| Others, regardless of their wounds, destitution, or dead-end occupations received disability benefits, but no invitation to retrain for new careers. |
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| Coaching broadens the mind with learning, motivates and helps employees achieve their goals, and offers companies a means of reward to retrain and retain valuable employees. |
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| Recruitment drives all but disappeared this year, with all companies preferring to retrain and rotate staff in an effort to maximise existing company resources. |
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| If you have a masters or doctorate in software, what do you retrain for? |
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| We can provide income support and a systematic way to retrain. |
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| She wishes to retrain as a nurse and to obtain work in the nursing field. |
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| He inspired Indians to burn imported British fabrics and return to the traditional textiles woven in villages, and he helped retrain local spinners, weavers, and carders. |
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| It will have to pay stipends to heads of families while they retrain, and will need to protect haredim from job discrimination. |
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| Their superiors are under constant pressure to retrain marginal performers rather than to discharge them. |
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| Freedom or equality are meaningless if people cannot act, develop and renew themselves, change course or, more mundanely, retrain. |
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| We retrain him, but before the course is finished, the job too has vanished. |
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| In a bid to retrain his fitness, Beckham has been sleeping in an oxygenised tent while the bone mends. |
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| Google Apps helped retrain us to work in a networked fashion. |
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| A facility can switch products and not need to retrain staff if the new product does not introduce a new hazard to the job of an employee. |
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| Hellerwork uses gentle movement and massage to release the muscles to help retrain the body. |
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| No, you cannot retrain or at least you will not get help from the job centre, was the answer. |
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| A LEADING teacher's union yesterday said they would not retrain during the summer unless they got a pay rise. |
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| However, a 2016 study reported that a relatively minor investment would allow most coal workers to retrain for the solar energy industry. |
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| Only in Britain can the Queen be above suspicion of dangerous driving and only in Britain can the RAF fork out pounds 2,500 for an aircraftwoman to retrain as a pole dancer. |
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| Now he says the growing number of redundant workers across Wales should follow suit and tap into support from the Welsh Assembly Government to retrain for a new job. |
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| Finally, the customer gets the advantages of much faster backup and restore without the need to purchase additional software licenses or to retrain their staff. |
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| I am an unemployed construction worker who, because of my age, is considered past my bestI'd like to retrain as a long distance driver, but, the cost to myself is prohibitive. |
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