| 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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| 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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| Also present were individuals who were there to further their education or retrain for a change of job direction. |
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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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| 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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| 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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| Workers praised efforts by Big Blue to retrain people and find them other jobs at the firm. |
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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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| When a company has to train or retrain an employee, the panel can reimburse part of the training costs. |
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| My dog had previously been housebroken, given to the pound, and I had to retrain him. |
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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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| Lose a spouse and find another, lose a job and retrain for another, give up mountaineering and take up rambling. |
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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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| 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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| 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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| 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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| 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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| She wishes to retrain as a nurse and to obtain work in the nursing field. |
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| Microloans are granted to practitioners of excision to help them retrain for other work. |
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| Unlike other bank networks, the CMB never had to retrain huge numbers of administrative staff to fill network jobs. |
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| These notification periods are essential to allow workers the time to retrain and find new employment. |
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| First of all we need to move to an expectation that workers will retrain and reskill throughout their careers. |
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| Now Freddie works on improving his English and hopes to retrain, maybe as a bookkeeper or accountant. |
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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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| We can provide income support and a systematic way to retrain. |
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| If you have a masters or doctorate in software, what do you retrain for? |
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| That is why we have taken the unprecedented steps to support the unemployed, preserve jobs and retrain workers for the jobs of the future. |
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| In the meantime, perhaps now is the time to invest in manufacturers of noise-cancelling headphones – or retrain as an audiologist. |
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| The next government should also do more to help retrain those made redundant by disruptive technology. |
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| Officially, the rooms are to retrain people for new assignments, but the true purpose, many say, is to push workers into leaving. |
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| Denmark has moved to treat claimants more generously if they previously worked, and offers extra incentives for those prepared to retrain. |
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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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| 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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| 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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| Some groups were commonly singled out as having a particular need including youth, parents returning to work, injured workers who want to retrain and the disabled. |
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| The government needs to remove the administrative barriers that it has created, retrain officials, and change the psychology of private business owners, who prefer to stick close to state power when making deals. |
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| Organization of special programmes to retrain and prepare young women seeking employment in order to meet the needs for skilled labour in various sectors of the economy. |
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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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| Freedom or equality are meaningless if people cannot act, develop and renew themselves, change course or, more mundanely, retrain. |
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| Hellerwork uses gentle movement and massage to release the muscles to help retrain the body. |
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| Greater use must be made of the Structural Funds to support economic and social change in the regions and to retrain the workers most affected by restructuring so as to help them secure new and better jobs. |
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| They are also counseled that the Tribunal may inquire about their efforts to seek employment suitable to their medical condition or to retrain as well, as their efforts to follow recommended treatment. |
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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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| He has also ordered ONAT to retrain its staff and hire new inspectors. |
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| But the idea of implanting a bacterial colony into a patient might be a tricky one to get past medical regulators not to mention public opinion. A better idea might be to retrain some of the body's own cells to do the work. |
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| It includes steps to help workers whose jobs are at risk to retrain and find new work, as well as safeguarding and developing the key skills of some of the most valued technicians in Europe. |
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| Of these 400 who live in Sesimbra, 150 are already over 55 years old, which means they can be moved into early retirement, since at this age it is difficult to retrain them for a different job. |
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| Often, those who do retrain retire soon afterward. |
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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 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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| We retrain him, but before the course is finished, the job too has vanished. |
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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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| Correspondence courses are intended for old and young people who wish to get on, to improve themselves, to readapt or retrain, or to get a diploma. |
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| In this context, the European Globalisation Fund could prove to be especially important to help retrain and reskill workers and to assist in the promotion of entrepreneurship for self-employment. |
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| This diversity calls for individually-tailored responses in order to retrain unemployed people, promote lifelong learning and help young people into the job market, whether or not they have qualifications. |
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| Minimizing unemployment spells is of course a good thing but one should also avoid missing out on opportunities to retrain and upgrade the unemployed so that an agenda of job quality is promoted. |
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| He said that he planned to reduce spending in ministries, crack down on welfare abuse, and take away unemployment benefits from jobless people who refuse to work or retrain. |
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| It is much better to help the industry keep those core people on the payroll and retrain them than to let them go and then to hire them back again later. |
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| Google Apps helped retrain us to work in a networked fashion. |
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| Overall participation and harvesting capacity was reduced through licence retirement, and programs were put in place to retrain out-of-work fishermen for other employment. |
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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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| Since 2003, the Singapore Workforce Development Agency has encouraged workers to retrain and remain in the workforce for longer, and assisted job seekers in identifying employment opportunities. |
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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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| 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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| 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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