skilling

Examples

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• So they sent in skilling guards which is full of Irish people.

• There are also staffing options, such as up-skilling nursery nurses to administer home-based care, which limit the financial impact of this model.

  Academic text (2009)

• "Continual learning is often a response to advancements in ICTs, a 're-skilling' to offset the 'de-skilling' effects of technology.

  Academic text (2005)

• "Continual learning is often a response to advancements in ICTs, a 're-skilling' to offset the 'de-skilling' effects of technology.

  Academic text (2005)

• In a study analyzing occupational trends and projections in four industry sectors, Thomas Bailey (1990) finds that both skilling and de-skilling occur.

  Academic text (1995)

• While there is no recipe, high-performance systems tend to include some combination of teamwork, multi-skilling, employee involvement, performance-based pay, family-friendly practices, and mutual-gains bargaining.

  Academic text (1996)

• In Denmark, people used to trade goods for a few skilling as it was a common form of currency.

• He found an old coin from the 18th century that was a skilling from Sweden.

• The collector proudly displayed his rare skilling coins from various Scandinavian countries.

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Etymology