Word: retraining
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...cooperative undertaking by four Massachusetts universities to retrain displaced defense engineers and help them find employment in biotechnology and biomedicine...
...still regards training as the key to putting America's growing army of laid-off employees back to work. In a long-delayed initiative, the Administration plans to ask Congress next year for $3 billion to transform the current hodgepodge of federal job programs into a unified effort to retrain the more than 2 million workers who lose jobs each year...
...Ross Perot inaccurate and slightly offensive. Real people will lose their jobs because of this treaty. The staff seems to overlook that. One hopes that President Clinton and others will consider these job losses more important than does The Crimson, and see to it that attempts are made to retrain American workers who lose their jobs under the pact...
...satisfied when President Clinton approved a plan to reduce logging by nearly two-thirds on federal lands -- and put habitats of the spotted owl off limits -- while providing more than $1 billion to retrain loggers and help tide over their communities. The timber industry attacked the compromise, saying it would devastate struggling businesses. And environmentalists complained it would permit cutting across large areas...
President Clinton has called for more "good jobs at good pay" for workers. But even as he gears up his plan to retrain American workers, companies are abandoning their traditional role of nurturing new talent. Richard Belous argues that government training programs may have to help repair the damage. Schools must also do a better...