| As last week's electronics action plan highlights, Scottish-based industries will have a role to play in reskilling and upskilling our workers. |
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| As well as upskilling the participants, it gives the seven rural areas a tool with which to promote themselves on the world-wide-web. |
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| And it has a division that specialises in upskilling companies ' marketing teams. |
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| Top level remuneration will require authorised adviser status, upskilling and focusing on more upmarket clients. |
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| Part-time studying is set to grow due to the need for upskilling and retraining in today's fluid economy. |
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| In some rural areas, the lack of training infrastructure and appropriate childcare facilities prevent entry or upskilling in the labour market. |
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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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| Their existing disadvantages will be compounded by diminishing opportunities for unskilled work, and higher barriers to upskilling. |
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| At the same time, they must also commit to reskilling and upskilling employees, new hires and even potential candidates. |
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| Those in workplace learning are less likely to be selected for redundancy, thereby upskilling the retained workforce ready for the recovery. |
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| What about the other providers who play a crucial role in upskilling adult learners, such as apprenticeship providers? |
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| The training will also involve upskilling staff to use new machinery that has been recently installed at a cost of over UKL 20 million. |
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| With industry input, the LMPAs focus on apprenticeships, basic skills, upskilling, Aboriginals, and other groups facing employment barriers. |
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| Staff working in a discipline that has limited application should consider upskilling or reskilling, and examine training and development opportunities. |
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| With the aim of combating global cost-cutting trends within the sector, the reskilling and upskilling of thousands of Scottish workers was at its core. |
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| Therefore, he argues, policies on skills and upskilling the workforce cannot be viewed in isolation from other areas of social and economic development. |
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| Terry Barker, the Services to the Unemployed Worker at CANDO, had a particular interest in computers as a mechanism for upskilling the unemployed. |
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| Unions continue to explore proactive and preemptive retraining and upskilling initiatives, to ensure that their members' skills do not become obsolete. |
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| Navarre: the ESF allocation of ¤ 65 million will focus in particular on improving vocational training and the adaptability of workers by providing opportunities for reskilling and upskilling. |
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| Workers however will be much more willing to change jobs if they can be sure that the new jobs they are moving into have good upskilling and career prospects, good working conditions and are offering stable contracts. |
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| They can immediately avail of FÁS training and upskilling services. |
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| However, the continuing low participation rate in education and training and the slowdown in the upskilling of the population highlights the necessity for sustained action. |
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| At all events, any labour market policy that pays too little attention to upskilling, and forces skilled, but unemployed people to take low-skilled jobs will have a negative impact on labour productivity. |
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| The modern labour market requires upskilling and reskilling. |
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| Firstly with regard to education and training, whether it is lifelong learning, the upskilling of existing skills or providing new skills to people. |
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| Talent shortages will mean giving careful and timely thought to reskilling and upskilling individuals in redundant or obsolete roles to fill newly created positions. |
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