How long before we have to retrain the computer scientists?
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Conquer Cravings, Retrain Your Fat Cells and Lose Weight Permanently.
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Is it possible to retrain our workforce for these changes?
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They have no choice but to retrain their own workers.
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Returning home, he had to retrain himself as an artist.
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Or I could retrain myself—learn seismology, geology, glaciology, climate, oceans.
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"We need to retrain ourselves to better reflect a diverse audience."
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And state programs to retrain dislocated workers have had limited success.
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As a society, we are not good at helping them to retrain.
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An arm so weak that he needed to retrain it to throw.
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If you spend enough time in VR your body could retrain itself.
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Labor groups want investments to incentivize green manufacturing and retrain displaced workers.
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If you desperately want to retrain and change careers, go for it.
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The bank said it would redeploy or retrain staff affected where possible.
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Using this technology, humans will retrain, recalibrate and improve their perceptual systems.
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I have even had to retrain myself to sit down and relax.
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"So we had to go in and retrain the system," he said.
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She hopes the city is honest about wanting to retrain car washers.
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And they&aposre going to retrain everybody and tell everybody not to leak.
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You can retrain your bladder by delaying peeing until the urge becomes strong.
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Flexibility and the ability to retrain will be key for workers of tomorrow.
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Do you have to retrain yourself and the other actors for each film?
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"Maybe we need to change the policies and retrain these officers," she said.
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In 2018 the company closed 2,000 locations to retrain staff on food safety.
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I had to retrain myself to think: What was the outcome we wanted?
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Singing the material was another matter, and Ms. Dessay had to retrain herself.
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But first you have to retrain him as a companion for the blind.
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The idea that you'll need to retrain, re-skill throughout your working life.
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Now, instead, they can pay Pursuit to retrain their own blue-collar workers.
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But government schemes to retrain ex-combatants have not always been well run.
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However, specifically to avoid displacing its staff, Boxed committed to retrain its workforce.
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The boom in AI work is prompting some engineers to retrain in China.
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That's helping nudge people like Toshia Verheggen to take the trouble to retrain.
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Using fine needles to gently 'pin back' areas, we can retrain muscles to tighten.
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The researchers could also retrain the monkey to associate the stimulations with different actions.
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"I hope JetBlue will retrain their staff and recreate the culture I once loved."
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There is currently no cross-agency plan in place to retrain the federal workforce.
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It also wants public-private funding to help drivers leave the profession and retrain.
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She went on to retrain and become a businesswoman, eventually opening a hardware store.
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I had to do breathing exercises five times a day to retrain my lungs.
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To retrain pipeline workers and coal miners to build solar panels and wind turbines.
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The police will also retrain the homeless agency's 600 peace officers in defusing conflicts.
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What would it cost to retrain coal workers for the (closest matching) solar job?
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How much would it cost, in time and money, to retrain all those workers?
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This is also an opportune time to train new employees or retrain existing ones.
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Corporations are spending billions to retrain workers amid an intense battle for tech workers.
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Companies are investing heavily to retrain workers as the war for tech talent intensifies.
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Government programmes would be needed to retrain British workers for these jobs, the IMF added.
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Government programs would be needed to retrain British workers for these jobs, the IMF added.
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Restaurants will have to train new employees and retrain already-hired staff to work differently.
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And it assumes that people have the money, time, motivation and basic skills to retrain.
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Timing is key here: You basically have to retrain your brain to check out slowly.
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Beijing had previously announced a 100 billion yuan fund to help retrain laid off workers.
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Such policies help retrain individuals for the new jobs and help them find new employment.
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They are not trying to earn an additional degree or retrain for a new career.
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Politicians say American workers have to retrain for the jobs of the twenty-first century.
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According to Schumer, Democrats hope to give small businesses tax credits to retrain unemployed workers.
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He created a massive effort to retrain Michigan workers to better compete in the workforce.
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When a mine closes, miners would often rather work in another mine elsewhere than retrain.
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The bonuses are also an opportunity for some soldiers to retrain into a new job.
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It can also mean needing to retrain a huge team, which takes time and money.
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As such, targeted interventions that seek to retrain these individuals must be a primary goal.
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In a matter of minutes, it can retrain an existing algorithm using the customer's images.
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It will cost billions to retrain American workers for the digital jobs of the future.
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It would take a relatively small investment to retrain coal workers to work in renewables.
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There are ways to retrain the 50 and 51-year-olds, because they've got great value.
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When she returned to the ice for the first time, she had to retrain her body.
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Hickenlooper created an apprentice program for high schoolers and launched a website to retrain displaced workers.
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Reinventions like these could allow companies to train and retrain their employees more efficiently says Thomas.
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COPELAND I've been working with a new teacher and trying to retrain myself, which is crazy.
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Humans won't just need to train robots in this new economy — we'll need to retrain ourselves.
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But conductors would lose jobs and need to retrain and possibly join a different labor union.
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They often are treated as places where workers retrain, add technical skills and earn job certifications.
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It&aposs not just about finding the time and money to retrain and retain older workers.
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Amazon pledged $700 million to retrain a third of its workforce in the next six years.
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Companies like Amazon and Microsoft are collectively spending billions to retrain their workforces for those positions.
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You can proactively choose to retrain your brain so it gets more pleasure out of giving.
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And we must advocate policies that help these workers recover, retrain, and redeploy into other jobs.
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Americans understand that at some point in their careers, they may have to retool and retrain.
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With a young family to support, he had no time to retrain in the English legal system.
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In truth, few farmers really retrain as manufacturers and few manufacturers go on to become computer engineers.
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Are the cashier operators, and burger flippers going to retrain overnight, and become software developers and poets?
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Despite the shift of power in Washington, Ross' comments came amid bipartisan efforts to retrain U.S. workers.
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The initiative is aimed at trying to retrain older workers to "adapt to the economy," Ong said.
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Last week, for example, we announced that we will spend $700 million to retrain nearly 100,000 workers.
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With new technology comes the need to retrain workers and develop better-educated workforces to use it.
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Workers can move and retrain; new entrants can gravitate towards sunrise sectors rather than industries in decline.
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Employers could either lay off existing workers and recruit new staff - an expensive exercise - or retrain them.
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With the right support, coal miners can retrain and become key to the new energy generation industry.
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Develop a rapid response plan to retrain the 1.1 million workers in the fossil fuels extraction industry.
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The innovators retrain the consumer to expect more, forcing the incumbents to respond to a new paradigm.
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This will pose a massive need to up-skill and retrain millions of people for new jobs.
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If workers have the opportunity to retrain and find a new job, they'll take advantage of it.
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To do that, we have to retrain our minds to focus on one task at a time.
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Every worker deserves fair notice so they know what's coming and they have a chance to retrain.
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One reason companies such as AT&T have opted to retrain is the high cost of turnover.
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Also, the ones that are here now that voted Trump and everything else, can we retrain them?
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Many are surplus to requirements in declining industries such as consumer electronics, and can be hard to retrain.
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Amazon announced last month that it plans to invest $700 million to retrain a third of its workforce.
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Nor did they demand help to move or to retrain — they stayed put and hoped things would improve.
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And if you're 303-years old, 55-years old, the employers aren't going to pay to retrain you.
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It will neglect the real issues, such as how to retrain hardworking people whose skills are becoming redundant.
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Now that the weather's cold again, I can retrain my hair to go more days without washing it.
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The U.S. is well positioned in terms of the opportunity for workers to obtain new skills and retrain.
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If governments are proactive, putting money into education and helping workers retrain, the blow could be softened considerably.
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During the wide-ranging interview, Bessant also talked about the bank's efforts to retrain its 95,000 technology workers.
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Still, a community and technical college infrastructure has developed over the years to educate and retrain skilled labor.
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Normal things like reading, driving and watching TV shows or movies have required Payne to retrain her vision.
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Mr. de Blasio also vowed to retrain the entire police force in the wake of Mr. Garner's death.
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They must retool factories, retrain workers, reorganize their supplier networks and rethink the whole idea of car ownership.
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The company and local officials will also have to retrain skeptical residents on the new National Landing branding.
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The question is not who will play James Bond but whether Bond should retrain as a geography teacher.
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"The only way to really preserve your longevity is to continue to grow, and retrain and get better."
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Where corporations are looking for upskilling help: Amazon, Microsoft, and PwC are collectively spending billions to retrain workers.
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If a store is not keeping pace, we are willing to retrain the sales team to course-correct.
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Some firms would also likely retrain employees and issue notices that sexual harassment is not tolerated, she added.
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At some point, the manufacturer has to retrain as a computer engineer… or confront a life with no livelihood.
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The mom accepted Hunt's apology, and suggested the museum retrain their staff, particularly in light of World Breastfeeding Week.
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One is for someone who's 45 or 50 or 55, the idea that we're suddenly going to retrain them.
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Do you have the money to retrain, or will you be forced to take the hit in living standards?
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They can give me a lot of exercises that retrain my brain to handle what I need to handle.
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Meanwhile, Clinton is pushing for renewable energy with a $30 billion proposal to retrain coal miners for other industries.
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Get rid of self service, and using AI and data analytics personalize ways to retrain, promote and engage employees.
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And we need as a country to retrain these folks and get these folks back involved in the economy.
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We have to retrain ourselves to think that ... no text or phone call is worth putting someone through this.
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While younger workers can more easily retrain, late-in-life up-skilling might not be attractive to near-retirees.
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Governments, though, should support efforts to retrain and upgrade the skills of workers at the lower end, Pissarides said.
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Switching to another provider now could cost the company double that to migrate data, reconfigure systems and retrain employees.
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RC: I feel like we have a responsibility to retrain the eye to look at beauty from other perspectives.
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The challenge will come when deciding on how to retrain and redistribute employees whose jobs have been automated or augmented.
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"They have to retrain their entire sales culture going back years," said Paul Miller, an analyst at FBR Capital markets.
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A prototype of the device that could one day allow stroke victims to retrain their brains to move paralyzed limbs.
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Image Credit: Leuthardt labImagine having the technology to help patients with physical impairments retrain their minds to recover motor skills.
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Researchers suggested that governments could incentivize companies and workers with financial benefits for engaging in local programs to retrain workers.
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It's now relocating farmers to high-rise buildings within the area and encouraging new companies to hire and retrain them.
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If you are 50, and you've been working at a factory all your life, it's really hard to retrain you.
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Through the use of treatments that include melodic intonation therapy, music helped retrain her brain's pathways to access language again.
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Rather, it means a chance for our open globally focused economy to provide new opportunities to retrain and compete anew.
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The administration should be commended for its efforts to strengthen our workforce and retrain workers left behind by technological change.
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The inevitable transformation to a consumer-centric healthcare model means we must retrain ourselves to be informed health care consumers.
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Mr. Banks said his agency was reviewing tactics for dealing with people accompanying children and would retrain the peace officers.
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But these skills are typically required by high-paying jobs that may be hard to retrain displaced workers to do.
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Professional services firm PricewaterhouseCooper, or PWC, is similarly investing $903 billion to retrain 275,000 employees in the next four years.
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Instead, companies are trying to retrain existing employees to be able to begin using the applications in their daily jobs.
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Yet different from physical therapy that helps the athlete relearn how to move the knee, strobe glasses retrain the brain.
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When the strontium clock then turns back on, it can then "retrain" the maser for the next bout of downtime.
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Schultz's sea change included temporarily closing 7,100 US stores in order to retrain baristas on how to make the perfect espresso.
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Reforms to make labour markets more flexible should be paired with investments in jobless benefits designed to educate and retrain workers.
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Eventually it hopes to retrain former fast-food cooks in robot maintenance to offer them a path to get paid more.
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Previous work by neuroscientist Vilayanur S. Ramachandran has shown that it's possible to retrain the brain by tricking it with illusions.
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So, we will still have to help people, but we may have to help retrain people multiple times in their lives.
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The New York City Police Department spent $35 million to retrain officers to discontinue the use of strangleholds since the incident.
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Education makes them more able to sell themselves on the global market and more able to retrain when the economy changes.
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Then I want to establish fitness centers for those over 70 and start a job creation company to retrain older people.
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Trump hopes to defund hundreds of projects, such as the Appalachian Regional Commission, which helps retrain miners as coders and farmers.
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The administration's focus appears to be propping up the dying coal industry, rather than investing in ways to retrain coal workers.
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"Let's instead figure out how we're going to train them for the jobs of the future — and retrain them," he writes.
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So free programs like TechHire, a federal initiative that helps retrain people for technology careers, are stepping into the skills gap.
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Officials in the Ramsey County correctional system also agreed to change their procedures for female Muslin inmates and retrain their staff.
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The new jobs and what they paid differed, too: Those who did not retrain were earning $6,210 a quarter, or $534 less than their income at the time they were laid off; those who did retrain received $3,348, a drop of almost $2,000 in their prior pay, and much less than those who did not go back to school.
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THERE'S NOTHING WORSE THAN WATCHING AMERICAN JOBS LOSE FOR THINGS -- WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO RETRAIN A 57-YEAR-OLD TO DO?
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He added 73 hours of new training for officers, including training in de-escalation, and he directed security contractors to retrain guards.
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"TSA is taking this incident seriously and will retrain employees as necessary to ensure compliance with standard operating procedures," the statement said.
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Having deployed such a high ratio of troops, it cannot rotate men or units out of the fight to rest and retrain.
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Some people, especially older people, are not going to be able to retrain if they were made unemployed by structural economic changes.
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We spend significant amounts of taxpayer dollars on job retraining programmes that do not retrain people to work in the 21st century.
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And pregnancy actually gives you a good opportunity to retrain your body to find deep core activation before any other muscles move.
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The company last month said it is spending $700 million to retrain 100,000 U.S. workers as current job functions become more automated.
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One of the things I've really tried to do on my show is try and retrain the audience about what to expect.
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Those meals caught flak for falling into racial stereotypes, and they prompted public apologies and promises to retrain staff at both schools.
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Beyond hiring and recruiting, one major way companies can bridge the tech shortage is to retrain current employees through internal mobility programs.
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Pathrise doesn't want to retrain aging populations or make every participant an engineer, it just wants to help during the hiring process.
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Congress should go further and make the aggregate limit permanent in order to retrain growth in the size and scope of government.
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Because his administration recognized that these guys need to retrain for a completely different economy than their grandfathers and fathers had inhabited.
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A "green" stimulus could, for example, retrain workers from the oil and gas industry to lay pipelines for carbon capture and sequestration.
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But in midlife, she decided to retrain in the hopes of making a better salary to help cover her kids' college tuition.
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The Amazon founder also emphasized the need to retrain workers and said it was "impossible to overstate" the importance of artificial intelligence.
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To offset the effects of trade liberalization agreements like NAFTA, the U.S. used Trade Adjustment Assistance to help workers transition and retrain.
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Technology is the culprit but I doubt he will admit this and help retrain workers for the jobs of the future. 28503.
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"If I take testosterone, I would have to retrain, and I don't know what kind of voice I would be," he said.
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Millions will face possible displacement from their current jobs, and will need to retrain to keep those jobs or find new ones.
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The investigations are focusing on the plane's automatic safety system, for which Boeing has promised to deliver a patch and retrain pilots.
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The department is relying more on tasers and bean-bag guns, and will retrain its officers on use of force best practices.
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Recent initiatives at the federal level to retrain workers in crucial technology skills include the Pledge to America's Workers, launched in 2018.
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Per an analysis by the World Economic Forum, the cost to retrain 77% of U.S. workers at risk of displacement is $20 billion.
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Should we as a society pay to retrain workers whose jobs become obsolete, or do we just get used to living in Detroit?
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And last month, Amazon pledged $700 million to retrain a third of its U.S. workforce by 2025 to move to more advanced jobs.
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Coal and other dirty fuels will be phased out over time, and there should be government programs to support and retrain those workers.
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And that's how she got her great idea: Why not use the HoloLens to retrain the brain and get it to act differently?
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New York Times columnists and svelte celebrities are eliminating it from their diets to retrain their palates or detox for the new year.
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Uber has made other changes to its operations in Saudi Arabia in an effort to attract and retrain this new batch of drivers.
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He also worked to bring companies to Denver, created an apprentice program for high schoolers and launched a website to retrain displaced workers.
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Amazon, for example, recently announced that it would spend $603 million over roughly six years to retrain one-third of its US workforce.
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We do not have adequate programs to train and retrain workers for the jobs that exist in the technology or modern manufacturing sectors.
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These roles didn't exist a short while ago, and workers suited to new-collar jobs will need to retrain to meet employers' needs.
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Advocates argue free money could provide workers with flexibility to retrain for a new career, pursue creative interests, or start their own business.
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"From the moment we all sang the retrain together I was fine right to the end of the concert," he said, reported AFP.
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For example, in immuno-therapy where you take immune system cells (T-cells) and retrain them to recognize certain proteins that are cancerous.
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But, in 2018, Starbucks closed US stores for hours to retrain employees and changed bathroom policies after backlash regarding accusations of racial profiling.
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Borrowing from the practices of a program called the Responsive Classroom, Ascend began to retrain teachers to focus on social and emotional development.
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For years, we've allowed other countries to retrain their workers to meet the demands of a 21st century marketplace while ours fall behind.
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And it will be incumbent upon us to try to retrain you in order for you to actually survive in this new environment.
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When she was raped by an ex-boyfriend, she made the decision to focus on her career and retrain as a prison officer.
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But telling Google to retrain its algorithms, as appropriate as that demand is, doesn't solve the bigger issue: the search engine's monopoly on truth.
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It also cuts the Appalachian Regional Commission, which provides funding to help retrain coal miners who are losing their jobs, among many other functions.
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Rather, the typical worker will have to take a few months to a year to retrain themselves, and then find an entirely new occupation.
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When I say retrain the audience, I simply mean that it takes time for people to get used to hearing different kinds of people.
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Some countries, such as Denmark and Australia, run state-funded schemes to retrain those who have lost jobs and match them with available vacancies.
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After housing homeless Vets tonight, we can retrain them for good paying jobs with built-in health care, so we permanently fix this problem.
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And then, odd as it can seem, VCs need to retrain themselves to assess blockchain-based algorithms in the way we've long assessed founders.
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Where you can produce the same outcome by using an application to retrain your brain in different ways, and the FDA's also blessed that.
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In Ponce, a city on Puerto Rico's southern coast, PathStone is helping 200 small businesses get financing, find workers and retrain them if necessary.
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For those wanting to reduce sugar consumption and cravings, we want to retrain the palate to enjoy foods and drinks that aren't heavily sweetened.
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After Mr. Garner's death, the police commissioner at the time, William J. Bratton, promised to retrain officers and crack down on the dangerous practice.
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They instead re-direct those funds to support research and development of carbon-neutral alternatives as well as help retrain workers in affected industries.
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Just as Alptekin prolonged moments to retrain our eyes, so too does Luke Willis Thompson, with a video that stirs tension and even discomfort.
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More compelling is an urge to compensate or retrain workers in energy intensive industries who might lose their jobs as a result of the tax.
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KLM is phasing the Fokker plane out, meaning that, according to De Telegraaf, the monarch will have to retrain as a Boeing 737 co-pilot.
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There is an opportunity to appeal, retrain and return to the platform, except in cases of poor attitude, misconduct and other serious misdemeanors, Bhal said.
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The idea is to use money raised from companies carrying out automation to help retrain or support people who lose their jobs because of it.
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It will take some savvy onboarding and persistence to retrain teams to see Dropbox as their workspace instead of their computer's desktop or their browser.
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She added that she had already experienced this social phenomenon during German unification when many young teachers came to retrain east Germans with new skills.
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"Clearly they're hurting at the moment," she said, calling for assistance to help such workers retrain and win new jobs in a clean energy economy.
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Amazon, for example, pledged to spend $163 million on such an effort, while the National Association of Manufacturers promised to retrain nearly 1.2 million workers.
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Instead, it helps train the brain and muscles, allowing patients with stroke, spinal cord injury or other neurological conditions, to retrain their bodies to walk.
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But when a child starts adulthood, the advisers are often the parents who need to retrain themselves to discuss and counsel, not lecture and punish.
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For example, an operations engineer in the coal industry could retrain to be a manufacturing technician in solar and expect about a 10% salary increase.
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The ongoing technology revolution has business leaders around the world racing to figure out how to retrain workers in order to keep pace with changes.
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And that will create a challenge for society — it will have to figure out how to retrain workers and distribute benefits in a new economy.
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Rumors circulated that the Russians wanted to keep the dolphins and retrain them as soldiers (under Ukraine's leadership, the dolphins were not trained to kill).
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Chipotle's leadership will retrain restaurant employees nationwide about food safety and wellness protocols during working hours starting next week, company spokeswoman Laurie Schalow via email.
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Though they may bandy about terms like "retrain workers" and "make humans more productive" in public, privately, the aim is clear: the more automation, the better.
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My wife will tell you, if someone tried to retrain me to be a mechanic, I don't think she would ever recommend anyone to hire me.
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Mackey says the good news is that people can retrain their palate to "enjoy pretty much anything" by consistently eating something they typically didn't like before.
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In the longer term we will also need to develop safety nets, retrain workers, and look into the concept of a universal basic income for everyone.
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America spends a paltry 0.1% of its GDP, one-sixth of the rich-country average, on policies to retrain workers and help them find new jobs.
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Former oil and gas workers in Scotland could be heading for a career change, with a new government-backed plan aiming to retrain staff as teachers.
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"If you retrain and re-skill millions of folks already in the field with tech skills that is as important as high school and college graduates."
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Most did not complete high school and are ill-equipped to retrain for jobs in service industries, which the Chinese government hopes will replace manufacturing ones.
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As his employees' hours slow, Verhein is looking for ways to educate and retrain workers so he can retain them for when demand picks back up.
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We could repair our entire infrastructure, retrain millions, rebuild industry, meaningfully attack crime and poverty, and provide world leadership by making our nation something to emulate.
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Southwest has said it will need one to two months after 737 MAX regulatory approval to ready its 34 jets for flight and retrain its pilots.
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Germany lets laid-off workers stick around for weeks after the fact, while Sweden has programs to help retrain fired employees and get them new jobs.
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We can take advantage of the same technologies that are displacing our workers and point them more aggressively towards education that specifically helps retrain our workforce.
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According to Cowart, research has suggested that targeted exposure to odors can, in some cases, retrain the nose and brain, leading to some level of recovery.
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Though the Justice Department has required police departments to stop unconstitutional practices and retrain officers, it has rarely brought charges against individual officers in deadly encounters.
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There&aposs a major push across corporate America to quickly retrain workers to be able to use advanced tech like artificial intelligence in their daily jobs.
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The fund would allow fossil fuel-dependent regions to finance their transition to clean industries and energy sources and retrain workers for higher-tech sustainable industries.
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Instead, his organization provides small-business loans and energy efficiency programs and helps retrain miners for green jobs in sustainable agriculture, energy efficiency work and others.
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Beijing has earmarked 100 billion yuan to help workers relocate and retrain, but many appear to be shifting into lower wage sectors including farming and cleaning.
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The United States will probably need more money to retrain workers bumped from their jobs by automation, to give them a shot at a new one.
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Wildlife rehabilitation centres usually end up caring for injured birds, but most centres understandably lack the time and expertise to use a drone to retrain them.
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Whether that proves true will take some time, but at least Standard Cognition's tech could incentivize merchants to retrain their clerks for more fulfilling roles as concierges.
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Aimmune and DBV Technologies both aim to file for approval of therapies this year that seek to retrain the immune system so it doesn't overreact to peanuts.
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His campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, laid out a plan to invest $30 billion to retrain workers in coal-producing regions so they could work in other fields.
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If people must retrain throughout their lives, as well as save more for retirement, a costly, one-shot education at the start might become an unmanageable burden.
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I'm embarrassed, furious with the attempt to retrain me into something I am so obviously not, some outdated, heteronormative version of what being 'feminine' and 'female' means.
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Instead countries should learn from Denmark's "flexicurity" system, which lets firms hire and fire easily, while supporting unemployed workers as they retrain and look for new jobs.
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Over the next four years, Graycliff invested more than $10 million in Talon to retrain employees, improve the company's business model and invest in critical new infrastructure.
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Until then, he said, Russia's only solution was to retrain people now in their 30s, 40s and 50s in the new skills required for a modern economy.
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Hillary Clinton is promising to help the Appalachian economy, pledging $303 billion over 230 years to retrain miners and invest in technology, but residents are skeptical. Mrs.
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It would be more realistic to retrain those workers for renewable energy, which expanded at its fastest-ever rate in 2015, according to the International Energy Agency.
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It's not impossible, but it's very difficult: it demands a lot from you and also from the government, which will have to support you and retrain you.
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For one thing, Microsoft began to retrain its salespeople — around 2500,000 of them, said Judson Althoff, the executive vice president heading up Microsoft's worldwide commercial business group.
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Doctors have tried feeding patients minuscule amounts of peanuts to gradually retrain their immune systems to become tolerant of the food, but the treatment doesn't always work.
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Many top companies — including Amazon, Accenture, and PwC — have launched programs to retrain employees on new technical skills, which those employees didn't have when they were hired.
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I also had to retrain myself to not assume that my partner (or anyone else, including myself) could read minds and 'just know' what is comfortable or welcome.
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With more of us expecting to work well into our 70s, career breaks are set to become more common as people take time out to retrain and travel.
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Governor Kasich, as someone has to deal with controversial police shootings in your own state, what do you make of Chicago's move recently to sort of retrain police?
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Since 1974, the Trade Adjustment Assistance program has offered workers displaced by international trade extended unemployment benefits and up to $10,000 in education credit to help them retrain.
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For instance, when people have facial paralysis or Bell's palsy, they would see a physical therapist to learn how to move and retrain certain facial muscles, Knott said.
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To prepare for this impending reality, Amazon announced this week that it will spend $700 million to retain and retrain about 100,000 workers in the US by 2025.
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Women's Place, which is funded by the Spanish government, Barcelona City Hall and CaixaBank, is there to help the former prostitutes retrain, find jobs and sort out visas.
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After Mr. Garner's death, the Police Department spent $35 million to retrain officers not to use chokeholds, but they continue to use the maneuver and rarely face punishment.
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That shooting led departments to retrain patrol officers to be prepared to confront a gunman if the killing was still occurring instead of waiting for a SWAT team.
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This method tries to take training data used for one thing and reused it for a new set of tasks, without having to retrain the system from scratch.
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Mr. Macron said that he could not stop companies from firing workers, but that he would fight to find a buyer for the plant or to retrain workers.
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Johnson will announced 3 billion pounds ($3.85 billion) for a National Skills Fund to retrain workers and an extra 2 billion pounds to fill pot-holes in roads.
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Over time, says Dr. McEwen, it's even possible to retrain our brains so that our stress responses are no longer on such a hair-trigger to begin with.
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They began to offer wider services to help people get out of debt, find work, retrain, and even start their own businesses, rescuing them from the food poverty trap.
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All told, it's a sensible step towards engaging the automation problem at large—it offers time to assess impacts, retrain workers, or cushion the blow if mechanization is imminent.
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However, history has repeatedly shown that the labor force eventually normalizes as workers retrain for new jobs (former milk men and their descendents do not aimlessly roam the streets).
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Convincing yourself that you worry too much about unlikely outcomes or about things beyond your control is one way to retrain your brain to worry less and worry smarter.
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" He ended up going back to school to retrain as a therapist, "to figure out how people work, and to help people with their money, from a counseling perspective.
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So, through the fine tuning process, we can retrain the existing car model to be a truck model by teaching it the difference between a car and a truck.
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Income inequality is likely to grow, possibly leading to political instability; and the individuals who need to retrain for new careers won't be the young, but middle-aged professionals.
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If you think Siri's pronunciation skills leave something to be desired then you can retrain the app yourself in just a few minutes—here's how to go about it.
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The report pointed out that while a majority of companies said they were willing to invest and retrain workers, many lacked time and an understanding of where to start.
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An intriguing (but small) study suggests that it's possible to retrain yourself to go to sleep earlier in just three weeks, without any drugs or other drastic actions involved.
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"I really had to just retrain my mind," the 18-year-old transgender star of I Am Jazz on TLC tells PEOPLE Now of how she dropped 30 lbs.
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Many programs also retrain and re-home ex-racehorses to participate in equestrian sports, ranging from show jumping or working cattle to simply being valued members of a family.
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"The biggest obstacle for workers who want to retrain is identifying which of their skills are transferable to new job opportunities and what new skills are needed," Archer said.
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However, the government could make a case for helping British Steel by arguing that it needs to retrain workers or help the environment, areas where Brussels gives some leeway.
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A common view is that these changes might lead to the elimination of millions of jobs, while vastly changing others — requiring workers to retrain, or switch occupations or industries.
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" In October, Eller said Southwest Key "wholeheartedly welcomed the Office of Refugee Resettlement's decision to suspend operations at Hacienda Del Sol and are working to thoroughly retrain our staff.
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We talk to the workers who lost everything, only to be told they should retrain in another field — but Congress has been slow to fund and authorize those programs.
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And once school districts invest in electric buses and related infrastructure, they still need to figure out how to efficiently charge their buses and retrain drivers and maintenance workers.
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But even doing things once or twice a week will help retrain your brain to think of time outside work as time you spend on interests outside your job.
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Still, he argued that there's demand that currently isn't being met and says he's committed to helping retrain traditional cleaners to supervise the equipment and fix it when necessary.
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Republicans could also take a page from Mr. Ryan's playbook to encourage private sector investment in distressed communities and retrain unemployed workers in the skills needed for advanced manufacturing.
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No conception of how to retrain and equip those who are likely to be redundant and made obsolete in the retail sector, for how they can be gainfully reemployed.
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In April, the company filed the lawsuit in a court in Ahmedabad, the business hub of Gujarat, requesting the court to retrain the four farmers from growing the FC5 variety.
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"The situation was absurd," she says: although employers were happy with her work, they were forbidden to renew her temporary contract, and decided to hire and retrain someone else instead.
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Amazon has announced that it will spend $700 million to retrain 100,000 of its US employees by 2025, a move meant to help them pursue new paths at the company.
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In theory, her plan hits all the right notes: It promises to reform the struggling black lung benefit program, fund rural public schools, and retrain coal miners for other industries.
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It was hard to retrain my hand to find the left and right clicker buttons, especially since Logitech put an inch of space below them with no grooves or humps.
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"There is a fear, with some research to back it up, that it's going to be hard to retrain and retool truck drivers to take on other jobs," Schawbel said.
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He also addressed the "tougher" business of asking Sam's Club employees to retrain, saying that two-thirds of the affected workforce opted to tackle a new role with the company.
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In a report by Bloomberg Politics, Mr. Trump's top advisers said they planned to retrain fire on Bill Clinton over women who have accused him of sexual assaults or rape.
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This is a clear opportunity for businesses to retrain their managers on how to cater to the customer and learn the essential art of de-escalating a hairy situation.3.
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"Airlines don't want Boeing to give them a fancy new product if it requires them to retrain their pilots," said Matthew Menza, a former 2157 Max test pilot for Boeing.
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The emphasis, instead, will be on Guardiola to retrain his players' focus, to elicit yet more out of a squad that achieved what its manager thought was "impossible" last year.
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Not having to retrain pilots from the 7373 NG to move to the 737 Max was a particular selling point for the plane: classroom time and simulator time are expensive.
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In buying older Australian Super Hornets, Canada would be buying a cheaper aircraft, not need to retrain its pilots, nor spend money on a new supply chain, one source said.
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Spending money to retrain police officers is not going to address the fundamental problem that, in our society, police will always make students of color less safe in their schools.
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Saper thinks that some of those kinds of jobs will go away, but that AI can also be used to retrain and reposition workers for the jobs that will remain.
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It has also spoken of encouraging "recurrent education," helping people retrain throughout their careers, as well as enabling those who want to work into the later years to do so.
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The ultimate goal of both sessions is, in effect, to retrain the brain – to establish new neural pathways that result in easy, simple movements that are physiologically effective and comfortable.
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A jobs guarantee could offer you a stipend to gain more training; if you don't want to retrain, it could provide a skill-appropriate position that pays a living wage.
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But even if the most severe cuts go through (which seems unlikely) there may still be hope, as federal efforts to retrain miners have typically come from the Department of Labor.
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In an attempt to keep pace with the teen brigade, Chan has been forced to retrain his body in his mid 20s and has added a quad Salchow to his arsenal.
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Standard Bank's Mangale said it had created training programmes with Amazon and Microsoft, as well as internal programmes and partnerships with universities or technical schools and initiatives to retrain existing staff.
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But even though Kaplan is a loving and supportive mother, she couldn't immediately retrain herself to say "he" instead of "she," or to use the new boy name her son chose.
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Amazon.com on Thursday unveiled plans to retrain a third of its U.S. workforce — or 100,000 workers — by 2025 to help its employees move into more advanced jobs or find new careers.
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SOAR has leveraged public and private funding to retrain the region's workforce, spur entrepreneurship, invest in a statewide broadband infrastructure, improve tourism and agriculture, advance healthcare access and grow educational opportunities.
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There's widespread hope, too, that the many efforts to retrain former miner workers and to prepare the next generation for a variety of different careers will lead to the town's survival.
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Burton, who now works as a surface electrician, said if his coal mine closed down he would retrain, because he had transferable electrical skills, which would help him continue his career.
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Tests at several sites have found that its ability to kill mosquitoes has significantly faded, so the island will have to choose a new pesticide and retrain workers to use it.
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It is very likely that older, low-skilled workers may be the biggest losers in such transitions, as they may not get so many opportunities to retrain and learn new skills.
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But it would prove much harder than before: they had to retrain Afghans to fight the War on Drugs in a country that produced 185 tonnes of opium even in 2001.
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We need to focus on opportunities to refocus the education system and retrain them and that's the message that's been sent and maybe it'll force us to get our act together.
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As such, policy should focus ensuring that those workers have the technical, transferable skills needed to retrain after automation and the coping skills necessary to manage the stress of job loss.
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Southwest Key spokesman Jeff Eller did not comment on the videos to the Republic, but did reiterate the company's acceptance of the facility suspension and a pledge to retrain all staff.
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John Nicholson said the Afghan elite forces are the only government forces that are employing a cycle that allows their troops to leave the fight, retrain or rest before going back.
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Standard Bank's Mangale said it had created training programs with Amazon and Microsoft, as well as internal programs and partnerships with universities or technical schools and initiatives to retrain existing staff.
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Zoe Baird is working very hard on this thing called Skillful, and she's working with Governor Hickenlooper in Colorado, to try to come up with a way to retrain especially displaced workers.
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It would take at least a month for airlines to retrain Max pilots, get planes out of storage and other steps needed before carriers can add the jets back to their schedules.
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To ensure a sustainable growth trajectory, Denver has recruited the Next Generation City Builders to train students and retrain existing workers to fill high-demand jobs in architecture, design, construction and transportation.
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Amazon — Amazon unveiled plans to retrain 100,000 of its U.S. workers — or a third of its overall workforce — by 2025 to help them move to more advanced jobs or find new careers.
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Bill Gates has proposed that robots be taxed; the funds could be used to retrain and financially support displaced workers, who could transition to jobs in health care, education, or other areas.
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These crises led hospitals and doctors, with government support, to retrain and restructure so they were properly built to handle any patients that came in with potential problems related to these diseases.
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But, if you retrain your mind to ask better questions, there will never be a time that you don't understand the reasoning behind your actions, and your direction will become more clear.
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But to fix the problem he and his colleague found in the Cylance engine, the company will have to retrain the system, which could be a "costly and complex process" Ashkenazy said.
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Over the next 2400 years, ARC would launch programs to retrain unemployed workers and foster small businesses, hand out millions in grants, and bring the internet to small rural communities across Appalachia.
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In particular, he said the body must retrain its focus on seeking out unknown market threats, and also called for regulators to revisit existing reforms to see if they could be streamlined.
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Though it may cost the company more money to rehire and retrain someone in the short-term, he says, Amazon is able to then fill that position with a more qualified employee.
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A display at Tate Britain accompanies the online project, offering visitors to the gallery the chance to compare the machine's matches with their own and invites them to help retrain the algorithm.
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VMware became a standard in large enterprises and within the government, and with the Amazon partnership, those customers can operate on AWS without having to physically move their data or retrain employees.
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In an effort to reduce violence in New York's homeless shelters, City Hall has directed the Police Department to retrain some of the guards assigned to maintain order in the shelter system.
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Investment in early internships for aspiring teachers also shows more positive effects on student learning than do costly efforts to train and retrain teachers later in their careers through continual professional development.
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And eventually, like one C.E.O. whom Adam interviews in his podcast, you can retrain your brain to actively seek out that feedback so you associate it not with anxiety, but with opportunity.
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"We have to train them, we have to retrain them, we have to visit them," said Yashwin Gupta, who oversees a team of 65 Paytm representatives in the region that includes Aligarh.
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But given the tight labor market and high cost of hiring new talent, organizations are finding that it's more cost-efficient to retrain current workers and develop talent from existing labor forces.
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Even if the Federal Aviation Administration clears the plane to fly, airlines have said they would need at least a month to retrain their pilots and prepare the planes to resume service.
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President Emmanuel Macron blames a notoriously rigid labor market and has two ideas to change it: more vocational training for school leavers and making it easier for workers to retrain and change jobs.
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The key thing (stop me if you've heard this one before) is to educate citizens and workers, to retrain them to be more nimble in a fast-moving world where technology is accelerating.
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So a patient might need to see a therapist to deal with anxiety or stress about intercourse, but also see a pelvic floor therapist to learn how to relax and retrain their muscles.
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Why it matters: Matsui's proposal, introduced in the House last week, is one of the first concrete ideas floated in Congress for how the government could help retrain workers in response to automation.
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Workers in mid-career or living in communities dominated by a single industry may not have much opportunity to retrain and move to another form of employment without loss of income (and status).
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By eating eggs, dairy, nuts, lentils and a variety of protein-rich foods, I developed a well balanced vegetarian diet to sustain me as I continue to retrain my brain and my muscles.
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In order to not feel like an imposter, Dr. Young says that you essentially have to retrain your thinking — and to recognize that in some circumstances, it's totally normal to feel that way.
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Durbin says although Texas Roadhouse contacted her by email, the note lacked the apology she wanted, and the restaurant's spokesperson has yet to make a public apology or offer to retrain their staff.
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Amazon made waves when it announced late last week that it planned to spend $700 million to retrain one-third of its U.S. workforce—100,000 employees—as part of its 'Upskilling 2025' initiative.
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Amazon invests $700 million to retrain a third of its US workforce by 2025 The company's stated goal is to "upskill" 100,1.33 of its U.S. employees for more in-demand jobs by 2025.
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It gives people more freedom to decide how many hours they wish to work, and might also encourage them to retrain by providing them with a small guaranteed income while they do so.
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The incidents all happened in the last three years, after the Police Department spent $35 million to retrain patrol officers not to employ strangleholds in the wake of the death of Eric Garner.
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All of this to prop up an industry whose workers would be best served not by false promises of new mining jobs, but by aggressive programs to retrain them for a changing economy.
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So, how are we going to retrain these people, so that they actually feel good, instead of having fears about immigration, or about lower social mobility, or about their future of their kids?
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As companies across corporate America look to upgrade their digital platforms and retrain their employees on the skills to make that shift possible, executives are realizing the importance of the accompanying culture change.
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"It is so much embedded in cultures that we need to retrain the colonized mind to make sure that even in the education system we create, it promotes all skin colors," she added.
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Most of the miners drifted away; some to mines in other states, others to retrain as truckers, or in hope of being hired by the company seeking to reopen Blackjewel's five local mines.
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Now we have three doctors on the team and we slowly began to realize the real use of the device would be to relieve the patient and allow him to slowly retrain his body.
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Those of you used to dismissing the notification might have to retrain and relax your thumb — in my many attempts to snooze a notification, I often swipe too far and send it away permanently.
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In a recent interview Bill Gates proposed one method for doing this: a tax on robots, the money from which could be used to retrain workers and expand employment in health care and education.
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So it's one thing for employees to adopt an open mindset, it's another to demonstrate the willingness to retrain and learn new skills — something that arguably is not easy to do once we're adults.
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A fragile ceasefire reached in September ended the civil war, but plans to form a unity government in May were delayed after there was no funding to disarm, retrain and integrate militias and rebels.
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Fortunately, while coal is inevitably dying, the U.S. solar industry is booming—and at least one study has asserted it would be fairly cheap to retrain coal workers to work in the solar industry.
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Logically, advance knowledge about redundancy is closely guarded by employers, but if employers have incentives to be transparent and retrain their workers, rather than tossing them out, there will be a net welfare gain.
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He eventually rose to the CEO of the then-tiny company, and when the recession of 2009 hit, business boomed as the newly out of work flocked to business and law schools to retrain.
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In bringing the 737 Max to market, Boeing designed the jet to be similar enough to earlier models so that airlines would not have to substantially retrain their pilots, saving them time and money.
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Health Minister Jens Spahn urged hospitals in a letter to recall retired medical staff and retrain them in case medical facilities become overwhelmed by a large number of patients needing hospitalisation, Bild newspaper reported.
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These programs should be shorter than college, with flexible scheduling suitable for adult students with families who may very well need to retrain again and again as jobs mutate in a fast-changing world.
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It said it also planned to hire around 9,000 new employees in Germany over the same period as the cuts, and would make efforts to retrain as many of the affected employees as possible.
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A fragile ceasefire reached in September ended most of the fighting, but plans to form a unity government in May were delayed after there was no funding to disarm, retrain and integrate militias and rebels.
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The University of Michigan team, based on research they had done with guinea pigs, created (and patented) a device they think can retrain the brain circuitry involved in causing at least some cases of tinnitus.
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In an event today, President Trump spoke at the inaugural meeting of his National Council for the American Worker, which he established in July to begin planning how to retrain workers for the future economy.
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Say a hardworking American loses his job, we shouldn't just make sure he can get unemployment insurance; we should make sure that program encourages him to retrain for a business that's ready to hire him.
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One recent study found that by the year 2030, up to one-third of American workers will need to retrain or change jobs to keep up with disruptions due to automation and a changing economy.
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LONDON, Dec 15 (Reuters) - JD Sports Fashion said it would retrain supervisory staff at its main distribution centre and open an investigation after undercover reporters raised the alarm about working conditions at the British retailer.
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Say a hardworking American loses his job — we shouldn't just make sure he can get unemployment insurance; we should make sure that program encourages him to retrain for a business that's ready to hire him.
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After suffering from exercise bulimia for six years, therapy had helped Alice to retrain her thinking: She'd accepted that no one was as focused as she was on whether or not her body was perfect.
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The strong jobs report does not mean that inequality has been dealt with, that policies to help displaced workers retrain and relocate if needed are adequate or that all workers can get a decent wage.
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Vermont Information Processing, which develops software for the beverage industry, has been working with Vermont Hitec so that it can retrain or recruit employees as its business grows and it becomes less interested in outsourcing.
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Most of the manufacturing jobs that have gone overseas due to outsourcing are not coming back, but there's no reason that we can't retrain our workers to meet the demand of a 21st century economy.
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When Carrier announced in February that the two Indiana factories would be closing, it did offer benefits to employees facing layoffs, including paying for them to go back to school and retrain for other careers.
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Those employers offer training and education opportunities and flexible scheduling; adapt physical tasks to the abilities of workers; provide advancement and leadership training for workers of all ages; retrain older workers; and allow phased retirement.
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"It's possible that older workers may still be the absolute best workers at their firms, but it could be not worth it to them or the company to retrain and learn new things," he said.
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Given the current geopolitical situation, many of the ships in the fleet are sent out on frequent missions, with some naval experts raising the question of whether crews have enough time to rest or retrain.
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Indeed, the most beneficial policy intervention would be better fundamental education at the K-12 level, where the skills that allow workers to retrain are first taught, and more comprehensive skill training for displaced workers.
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"We must start redirecting a small percentage of these new profits to retrain and then re-employ human beings that are being replaced by these machines," Kim said, calling for a hearing on the matter.
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Shook said the company held an innovation challenge, telling employees that if they automated their work, Accenture would retrain them with new skills and allow them to pick between one of five new career tracks.
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CNN's Lydia DePillis and Jeremy Moorhead recently profiled the closure of a GM plant in Ohio and the inability of some workers there to take part in government programs to retrain them for new careers.
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Say a hardworking American loses his job—we shouldn't just make sure he can get unemployment insurance; we should make sure that program encourages him to retrain for a business that's ready to hire him.
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Say a hardworking American loses his job — we shouldn't just make sure he can get unemployment insurance; we should make sure that program encourages him to retrain for a business that's ready to hire him.
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The priority would often be to invest in schools, so children get a fair start in life, and in adult education, so that older people whose skills become obsolete as a result of technology can retrain.
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JD, whose shares fell 7 percent in early trading before recovering to trade up 0.7 percent by 1035 GMT, said it would retrain all supervisory and security staff at the facility as a matter of urgency.
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In April its vice-chancellor, Peter Horrocks, stepped down after a staff revolt over his plans to cut £100m ($103m) from the university's £420m annual budget to invest in technology, redesign the curriculum and retrain staff.
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"Enabling employees from the customer support team to retrain as engineers allowed us to fill open technical roles faster and also retain the institutional and product knowledge our best-performing employees had already developed,"explains Norton.
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He was left with limited vision in one eye from an attack on a Kansas City street two seasons before, but Dawson helped him retrain his brain to catch passes using his one fully working eye.
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So the first thing I want to do is I want to disabuse us of this retraining myth that's out there, that somehow we're going to retrain coal miners into coders or truckers into logistics specialists.
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Then as we see today, with the tweet from Roseanne Barr, and ABC canceling her show, [and] what Starbucks is doing as we speak, shutting down all of their stores to retrain all of their employees.
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GE recently announced plans to retrain 150,000 employees to work in these more tech-centric environments, training that will help transition longtime employees from paper to the cloud, from manual applications to automated and digitized ones.
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Last month, Bono, the Irish musician and the lead singer of U2, came to Maiduguri hoping to retrain the international spotlight on Boko Haram-induced problems, which, by most measures, are on track to get worse.
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The president set education as a policy priority, vowing to overhaul buildings and subjects taught at 10,000 schools in each year of the four-year term, and retrain teachers to focus on science, technology and mathematics.
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They are looking for solutions to address the decline of the American manufacturing base or the need for access to quality education to retrain the workers of the future to have the skills of the future.
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Ten years out, workers who received retraining through TAA had not only stayed in the workforce for the most part but also had approximately $50,000 more in cumulative earnings than their counterparts who did not retrain.
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That is, about half of the things that make up current occupations are automatable, according to a recent report by McKinsey, however that just means the workers will retrain and transform those jobs into something else.
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"I went to President Trump and said we have to have an apprenticeship moonshot, we have to be ready to retrain people," Benioff told CNBC on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Dalian, China.
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The ruling Partnership for National Unity party, supported mainly by Afro-Guyanese, wants the agricultural workers to retrain by pouring the oil money into health and education, a nod to their strongholds in the public sector.
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"It broke my heart in so many ways," she said, particularly because she had been primarily involved in programs that were helping prostitutes in countries like Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to retrain and rebuild their lives.
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Henry, for example, sought to improve his chances of landing a new full-time job by seeking assistance to finish a college degree through a federal program designed to retrain workers hurt by offshoring of jobs.
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And so there's this idea out there that you have to constantly retrain, you have to be phrenetic and frantic and always be one step ahead of the other guy or he's going to beat you out.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon announced it will spend $20173 million over the next six years to help retrain a third of its US workforce to adapt to an economy increasingly disrupted by automation and new technology.
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As many as 99.99 percent of the loans audited showed no sign of having being altered, Sanborn said, adding that the company was also stepping up oversight of loans, doing more to detect tampering and retrain employees.
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The money generated could be used to retrain workers, and perhaps to finance an expansion of health care and education, which provide lots of hard-to-automate jobs in teaching or caring for the old and sick.
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She is now being treated with deep breathing exercises 10 times a day and abdominal massage above the colon twice a day, and has begun biofeedback to "retrain" the muscles that are responsible for normal colorectal action.
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The group said that over the same period it planned to hire around 9,000 new employees in Germany, but would make efforts to retrain as many of its current employees affected by the shake-up as possible.
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Quick take: The report, released yesterday by the Council on Foreign Relations, says that, if the U.S. does not figure out how to retrain workers displaced by automation, politics are sure to grow even uglier than now.
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In July, an Australian group trying to develop peanuts that can be used to retrain the immune system reported that boiling raw peanuts for up to 12 hours in deionized water degraded some of the harmful proteins.
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A key player leading this charge in the tech space is Amazon, which in 2019 announced its $700 million Upskilling 2025 commitment to retrain one-third of its workforce to fill technology jobs and other advanced roles.
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Instead, it has extended aid to small-to-medium sized businesses jolted by the restructuring process, dishing out cheap loans and providing funds to maintain shipbuilding jobs and retrain workers in hard-hit regions of the country.
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Americans understand that at some point in their careers, in this new economy, they may have to retool, they may have to retrain, but they shouldn't lose what they've already worked so hard to build in the process.
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In January of that year, the report said, both the Justice Center and the state's Education Department directed Woods Services to retrain staff on de-escalation techniques and on identifying legitimate signs of danger to self or others.
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And so we're going to have to consider new ways of thinking about these problems, like a universal income, review of our workweek, how we retrain our young people, how we make everybody an entrepreneur at some level.
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But co-ops, drawing on more successful models used in several European nations, could represent workers in negotiations, train and retrain workers as they moved from firm to firm and build a safety net for periods of unemployment.
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Justice Kennedy also seemed troubled by a part of the commission's ruling that required Mr. Phillips to retrain his employees, who included family members, and to tell them that a state anti-discrimination law overrode their religious beliefs.
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So he's proposing a universal basic income plan called the "Freedom Dividend," which would give every American adult $1,000 a month to guarantee them a minimum standard of living while they retrain themselves for new kinds of work.
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While partners like Microsoft believe traditional educational pathways are still relevant, the rise of OpenClassrooms and other online institutions show just how eager organizations are to pursue a number of different pathways to upskill and retrain their workforce.
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That means a TikTok clone would have to be somewhat buried in Instagram or Facebook, rebuild a new social graph and retrain users' understanding of these apps' purpose…at the risk of distracting from their core use cases.
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T. Michael Twomey, Entergy's vice president of external affairs, said the company would seek to move workers to several other nuclear plants it owns, mostly in the South, or retrain them for other utility jobs in New York.
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Since beginning work at English National Ballet, he has lost 20 pounds, with the help of a nutritionist, and worked with both a physical trainer and a company ballet mistress, Loipa Araújo, to retrain and reshape his body.
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But one of the things that UTC is doing as a tech company to help develop more of its workforce is to retrain people who are already there to help them keep up with changing technology. Mm-hmm.
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So we&aposre going to have to consider new ways of thinking about these problems, like a universal income, review of our work week, how we retrain our young people, how we make everybody an entrepreneur at some level.
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Users will have to retrain the Assistant once prompted to update, as you can see below: The update isn't available to everyone just yet, but it seems to have started rolling out last week and is ramping up now.
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At the forum, top government officials stressed that China's development of AI technology would be ethically conducted, adding that they have plans to retrain workers who lose their jobs to AI. Reporting by Cate Cadell; Editing by Christopher Cushing
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The funds announced by the federal Appalachian Regional Commission and the Economic Development Administration will support projects that help coal-dependent communities in places like West Virginia and Kentucky diversify their economies, retrain the workforce and attract new investment.
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"There are few precedents in which societies have successfully retrained such large numbers of people," the report says, and that is the key question: how do you retrain people in their 30s, 40s and 50s for entirely new professions?
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The company reached an agreement with Trump to keep the plant open in exchange for half a million per year in state income tax refunds and about about $200,000 a year to retrain workers from the state of Indiana.
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"We wholeheartedly welcomed the Office of Refugee Resettlement's decision to suspend operations at Hacienda Del Sol and are working to thoroughly retrain our staff," Southwest Key spokesman Jeff Eller told the Arizona Republic in a statement on October 5.
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"I think we have to view with suspicion plans to retrain employees, because we've heard that story before," Scott Aquanno, a political scientist at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, who has studied previous G.M. layoffs, told me.
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He cited new evidence showing that the plaintiffs (organisations dedicated to assisting migrants) would be negatively impacted by the tightened asylum rules by having to retrain staff and dedicate extra resources to helping asylum applicants navigate the new strictures.
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"Small companies have the advantage of that they're typically local, they're typically where you can get some ownership in them and typically where you can bring your skills to bear without being overburdened and having to retrain," he said.
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With practice though (and a handful of people on speed dial for the particularly dicey moments) I managed to retrain my brain and, to a degree, my body to listen to my daughter's repeated message to me: I'm good. Really.
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But now, after working to retrain her vocal cords, the queen of country pop is using the get-up-and-go new track to declare that even though life can be about pain and challenges, it's finally about to get good.
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Beijing hopes a recovery - even a credit-fueled one - can be sustained to avoid the need for more aggressive stimulus that could reinflate asset bubbles and make it more difficult to retrain Chinese firms to move up the value chain.
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While not all transgender people transition, and many of those who do are unconcerned with "passing" as the gender with which they identify, some others wish to retrain the sound of their voice to better match the gender they present as.
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Democratic rival Hillary Clinton has proposed a quarter-trillion-dollar infrastructure construction program, government assistance to help retrain outsourced workers and laid-off coal miners, and federal incentives to boost job creation with clean energy industries like wind and solar.
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He also stresses that we can see this kind of redeployment historically in the transition from agriculture to industry, where the technology that displaced jobs also created new ones, and investment from both the public and private sectors helped workers retrain.
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It's a pretty important question to answer, because 'retrain the workers' is probably the most common policy idea we hear from politicians and business leaders whenever they're confronted with questions about how we might cope with an increasingly automated economy.
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The top takeaways: 71.8% of the laid-off workers who did not retrain after being laid off in Janesville starting in 2008 had jobs by 2011; just 61.3% of those who did enroll in a local technical center were employed.
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When Starbucks closed its doors nearly a decade ago to retrain its baristas on how to make its iconic espresso, the company shipped instructional DVDs and DVD players to all 7,100 of its company restaurants that were open at the time.
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The idea was to retrain the ConvNets to focus purely on European images, creating an image dataset of contemporary Europe by asking official cultural institutions for advice on objects they thought were relevant or interesting in terms of current European identity.
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As we find ourselves in a position of cherishing what we've always taken for granted, we need to retrain our minds as well as our bodies because right now we're all dancers, and we need to start acting like it.
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The treatment offered by Neurocore, a business in which Ms. DeVos and her husband, Dick, are the chief investors, consists of showing movies to patients and interrupting them when the viewers become distracted, in an effort to retrain their brains.
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If you're having serious issues with it, and are experiencing symptoms such as urinary incontinence, you might ask your doctor if you should go to pelvic floor physiotherapy, during which they'll work with you to work and retrain those muscles.
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Last fall, Amazon raised the minimum wage at its warehouses to $15 an hour, and this past summer, it said it would spend $700 million to retrain about a third of its American workers to perform tasks that required advanced skills.
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Last fall, Amazon raised the minimum wage at its warehouses to $15 an hour, and this past summer, it said it would spend $700 million to retrain about a third of its American workers to perform tasks that required advanced skills.
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The CTO knew that his assistant had an interest in coding, but the way that she embraced the problem and solved it convinced him he was going to retrain her as one of the software engineers he was looking for.
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"And so we're going to have to consider new ways of thinking about these problems, like a universal income, review of our workweek, how we retrain our young people, how we make everybody an entrepreneur at some level," Obama said.
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"John's not getting into minute detail about the positions we're filling, but he is talking about why it's important for companies, at the senior level, to engage and retrain workers rather than constantly going to the street to hire," Blase said.
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These reports shift the onus of action onto the workers, who must be maximally educated, adept at multiple skills and willing to retrain to stay nimble in order to remain employed at the corporations that would otherwise automate them out of a job.
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Nine-times PGA Tour winner Appleby said he was nowhere close to swinging at 100 percent over a year after his 2015 surgery, nerve impingement having sapped some of the strength from his left leg and requiring him to retrain his motor patterns.
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Another component Chernyshov flags is "an end-to-end pipeline for semi-supervised learning" — so it can retrain the models in real time "and fix mistakes as they go" — until Dasha hits the claimed "human-level" conversational capability for each business process niche.
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"More than 4 million workers are either going to be paid more or get time back to raise their family, go to school or retrain to get a better job," Vice President Joe Biden said during a phone call with reporters on Tuesday.
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Amazon announced this morning a plan to invest more than $2000 million to retrain workers across the U.S. to allow them to move into skilled technical and non-technical roles across its corporate offices, tech hubs, fulfillment centers, retail stores and transportation network.
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Schlogl and Sumner suggest that the problem with retraining workers is that it's not clear what new skills will be "automation-resistant for a sufficient time" or whether it's even worth the money to retrain someone in the middle of their working life.
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"Ivanka has worked with CEOs and leaders to get companies and associations across the United States to pledge to train and retrain over 4 million American students and workers," President Trump noted at a workforce development event at Tampa Bay Technical High School.
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Muniz turned their trash into large-scale photographic portraits of the pickers, which he then sold at auction for $250,000, and gave the bulk of the proceeds back to the catadores union to build a library and retrain workers once the landfill closed.
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Amazon, which has faced criticism for the way AI is used to terminate underperforming factory employees, announced in July 2019 that they would invest $700 million over the next six years to retrain 100,000 employees whose jobs are at risk of automation.
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It was Lifar who encouraged Ms. Chauviré to retrain herself with two Russian émigré teachers, Victor Gsovsky and especially Boris Kniaseff, who softened the academic side of her schooling, gave her an elongated line and developed the lyricism that distinguished her style.
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Another essential step is to strengthen our domestic safety net so that if a factory closes, for any reason, its workers can immediately retrain and not worry whether their families will be taken care of during the transition to a new job.
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" Chain spokeswoman Stephanie Peterson told CNN on Friday that the waitress was terminated and the franchisee "used this as an opportunity to review his HR policies and closed the restaurant for an afternoon that same week in order to retrain his entire staff.
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For their part, the Chinese say they are committed to eliminating 100-150 million tonnes of excess capacity in the next five years, a process that will cost 400,000 jobs and billions of dollars in payments to retrain workers and establish new industries.
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The two-step process also helps make it easy to retrain the system for different scanning equipment, allowing it to work on new, state-of-the-art equipment soon after it comes out — or older scanners that might not be as accurate.
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We absolutely have to overcome this poverty of thinking around automation—and in so doing the actual poverty it may very well lead to—that the only way forward is to retrain the workforce in a way that continues to maximize profits for business.
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Arguably the most famous among them, the Colorado junior Senator Gary Hart, made a name for himself pushing progressive ideas like large-scale government programs to expand access to education, retrain workers, and help minority groups and women gain greater access to economic prosperity.
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Facing the risk of up to 20 years in prison, dozens of women like Sokogi are being persuaded by advocacy groups to put down the knife and retrain as counselors in what is believed to be the first initiative of its kind in West Africa.
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During Clinton's visit to West Virginia and Ohio last week she repeatedly apologized to displaced coal and steel workers for her comment, which she said had been taken out of context, and discussed her plan to help retrain coal workers for clean energy jobs.
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Trial participant Mika Ruusunen had been unemployed for 16 months before he decided to go back to school to retrain for a career in IT. He had just landed an internship at a tech company when he found out he was selected for the experiment.
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After the DOJ probed Newark's policing practices and found that they "harmed residents" and "eroded trust," Newark agreed to retrain its officers on use of force, stops, and searches, require most of them to wear body cameras, and equip all patrol cars with dash cams.
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About $3 billion a year in support by G20 governments for coal aims to ease the pain at home of the transition away from the fuel, through measures such as helping workers retrain or rehabilitating closed coal mine sites, according to the ODI report.
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The company persuaded the agency that its 737 Max line, the latest iteration of its best-selling workhorse, was similar enough to predecessors that airlines wouldn't have to retrain pilots or inform them about changes to the flight control system, according to the New York Times.
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Peter V. Neffenger, the T.S.A. administrator, said the agency had taken steps to address some of the issues raised by members of Congress, including starting a program to retrain all security screeners and refocusing the agency's mission on security rather than merely speeding passengers through lines.
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The Biden Institute plans to examine how to improve the education system to train and retrain people for jobs and how to ensure that workers continue to receive benefits and protections in an economy where the nature of work is different, the former vice president wrote.
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It sponsors a low-cost online master's degree in computer science from Georgia Tech's outstanding school of computing and offers a wide variety of online courses to retrain its thousands of employees who work in jobs that will become obsolete, such as landline installation and repair.
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Rather than trying to return coal miners to the mines, this Administration should instead launch an effort to retrain workers in these areas to develop skills for renewable energy industry jobs, including solar installations, efficiency retrofits, and deployment of other clean energy resources with significant growth potential.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When he worked as a nurse in his native South Sudan, Joseph Deng saw many women suffering in pregnancy and childbirth, inspiring him to retrain as a midwife to help cut the number of maternal deaths, one of the highest in the world.
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"I know many companies that say we would like to have a German — or even better a German woman — for positions because they simply have an edge, they are tough, they do their job," said Rebekka Risi, who runs a program to retrain jobless IT experts and engineers.
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Yes, the moment Catherine reads the script that Mer and Jackson wrote, that moment when she gets to the part where under their new foundation the promise to rehire and retrain every woman who was paid off after enduring Harper Avery's harassment -- that was the moment I started bawling.
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How culinary school and gaming helped former teacher Mannah Kallon land a career in coding Companies are increasingly investing in workforce development to retrain their employees, but if you're in your 50's, it can be intimidating to learn how to code with a bunch of 20-year-olds.
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Though the Reddit technique could provide some short-term relief, Tyler and Polley both recommended seeking out treatments that have been more rigorously studied, such as music apps that can help retrain your brain to quiet the tinnitus signals, or hearing aids that can help cancel out the noise.
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Someone who's highly trained, who has highly specialized knowledge, can potentially retrain or adapt the focus of their work so they're not competing directly against AI. Do you think it's easier for you than for, say, a factory worker to override the gut-level fear about being made obsolete?
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Rep. Doris Matsui has a couple of ideas for helping workers whose jobs may be swept away by a rising tide of automation: Fund programs through the Department of Commerce to retrain displaced workers, or workers who are at risk of losing their jobs in the future, in STEM jobs.
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I think that as much as we are going to be a part of introducing this new automation technology, I think we also want to be a part of enabling people to retrain themselves in new skills, and there's sort of a moral obligation to be a part of that transformation.
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Pentagon officials say that after the hospital strike they acted promptly to retrain all troops in Afghanistan about the rules for using deadly force and that they have taken precautions to ensure that all armed aircraft are programmed with a list of facilities that should not be struck, including hospitals.
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Contractors are not permitted to share much about the work they do at Google, but Rokholt said that many of them work on projects with teams of contractors around the world, and she believes that it would take months for Google to retrain workers to do the work they currently perform.
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Like it or not, the undeniable scope and societal impact of AI-caused worker displacement, coupled with the massive reduction in payroll expense for covered entities and the resulting loss in government revenue, mandates that covered entities play a substantial role in funding society's efforts to respond to and retrain displaced workers.
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But a smaller pool of low-skilled immigrants competing with laid-off truck drivers for work and a more limited flow of jobs overseas at least grants the country time - its citizens time to retrain for new jobs, and its leaders time to develop solutions to the problems posed by rapid technological change.
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The e-commerce giant said Thursday that it planned to spend $1000 million to retrain about a third of its American workers to do more high-tech tasks, an acknowledgment that advances in technology are remaking jobs in nearly every industry — and that workers will need to adapt or risk being left behind.
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Along with availing herself of the latest and greatest gym equipment and machines at the COE, as it's known, Vonn has access to virtual reality setups to simulate racing down a slalom course, computers crunching big data to enhance performance (legally) and strobe glasses to help retrain the brain after knee injuries.
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Because we can spend more time at home station training our forces to be prepared to fight the big fights, whether it's Russia, China, or someone else, so that's been our focus, is how do we prepare the forces, how do we retrain, how do we equip them, how do we reorganize our formations?
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Already, uncertainty over pending policy proposals is stemming the number of Mexican shoppers crossing the border to shop in the U.S. As costs snowball and import jobs transition to export jobs, the healthcare, transportation, and professional services sectors could be particularly hit with jobs losses throughout the country as the economy shifts and workers retrain.
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IT'S GOING TO SAVE THE PLANET AND IT WILL MAKE YOUR HEALTH AND HIS HEALTH AND HER HEALTH AND MY HEALTH BETTER, BUT NEVERTHELESS THAT PERSON NEEDS SOME HELP, AND WE'VE GOT TO FIND WAYS TO RETRAIN, MOVE, SUBSIDIZE AND GET HIM A JOB OR HER A JOB SO THEY CAN GET SOME OF THE NEW JOBS.
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The baked-in logic here is that automation is forcing Walmart to eliminate jobs and benefits, so schools and governments should respond by helping those people continue to work and shop at Walmart—you'll notice there's nary a peep about extending any of the benefits of automation to the workers it's asking the state to retrain and support.
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And now, those people that embrace that, they're going to do incredibly well, and certainly the system to help people retrain has to be put in place and largely needs a lot of work right now to do that, but I think there are going to be incredible jobs in AI, AR. I'm a huge fan of augmented reality.
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Other people disagree: the underlying assumption with technology is that as machines automate jobs, those displaced workers will retrain, adapt, and shift to a field that hasn't been taken over by robots yet, or a field that hadn't even existed before—horseshoe making isn't a big industry any more, but neither was IT in the 1930s.
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This is because of a number of overlapping factors, including the fact that those in low-paying jobs are less likely to be able to retrain for new professions and because automation is likely to kill off many routine jobs that were stepping stones into professional careers for people with low education, like doing admin work in a legal office, for example.
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Instead, we should retrain our gaze on the issues at hand: A loose-lipped President who is obstructing justice; a hostile foreign power interfering with our democratic system; and a craven, mealy mouthed majority party in Congress doing absolutely nothing because, hey, their guy won, and that seems to matter more than the integrity and security of the United States.
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The government could help retrain workers, Barfield suggested, and help them by making adjustments to the social safety net—but he acknowledged that this is far from a perfect solution when it comes to middle-aged or older people who might have difficulty learning new skills and aren't as open to, say, moving to areas where there's more economic opportunity.
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Several temporary increases enacted during President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's administration, along with increases in fees to be used to retrain displaced U.S. workers, were left to expire under President George W. Bush's administration, dropping the cap from its peak of 28503,22019.
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With revenues already approaching nearly $22016 million for its outsourced software development services, Catalyte is hoping to take the lessons and tools it has learned and developed over the course of its 2800-year history as a staffing and training company for the tech industry and sell them to companies looking to retrain or provide additional skills development opportunities for their employees.
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The round was led by Felicis Ventures, with participation from previous Osmosis investors including Greycroft, Coverys, FundRx, Figure 8, Social Starts, and LearnStart, "By reimagining medical education, Osmosis is addressing a critical impending global crisis: the need to develop and retrain tens of millions of healthcare professionals over the next decade to meet growing demand," said Aydin Senkut, founder and managing partner at Felicis Ventures.
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I just want to know who's going to retrain ... The average move across job lines cost over $5,2000 and half of Americans can't find $27 in case their car breaks down, so this idea that you're just supposed to pack up, turn off the lights and magically move to a place where housing alone is probably five times as expensive as where you were before, it's crazy.
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So, yes, there will be some jobs that go away, out of necessity, and they should, but they are replaced with much better jobs, long-term jobs, better paying jobs, jobs more associated with an innovation economy, rather than an agrarian economy, for instance, and it is incumbent upon governments, and industry, to work together to retrain those people, because the government isn't going to be able to predict the future.
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"When you have workers that already possess much of what you need, it makes a lot more sense to retrain them than to go out and hire new workers—who may be more educated—and then wait a year or more for them to get up to speed with how the company operates," explains Anthony Carnevale, director and research professor of Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce.
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To achieve the dream of better parking, Columbus would likely need to revamp parking signs, share parking and rider information, and retrain those parking cops to use that glorious fine-maximizing AI. For Flow to work, Sidewalk needs to easily charge a bunch of different vendors, so Columbus might need to invest in Sidewalk's mobile payment system —a big switch that would very closely align public transportation with a private technology company.
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On a recent visit to the White House, Siemens pledged to provide more than $2 billion of its industry software to institutions to train U.S. students in "nextgen" manufacturing, and to expand its own apprenticeship program in the U.S. Lockheed Martin, John Deere, AT&T, and others have also been putting money and resources toward their workforces – both to retrain long-time employees and to develop the future labor pool, which tends to be comfortable with tech already.
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The sharp fluctuations around the financial crisis made clear the risk of asset price bubbles, but this culture also renders the workforce less mobile and less likely to retrain, contributing to the massive lack of skills in the UK. Tied hands Britain is in a precarious situation as it begins Brexit negotiations with the EU. Right now, Brexit means only uncertainty in the business world and uncertainty is a direct threat to the most lucrative industry in the country: the financial sector.
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A key way Deloitte is scaling its tech training across the workforce: How Deloitte is spending $2 billion to train 4,000 workers on the hottest tech jobs of 2020Why professional-services companies are rushing to reskill workers: These are the billion-dollar programs KPMG, Deloitte, and PwC plan to use in 2020 to retrain thousands of employees on the hottest new techHow to prepare for the skills that will dominate the digital revolution: AI specialist will be the hottest tech job of 2020.
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Second, there are plenty of ideas in the ether that would help address Britain's problems while working with, not against, the grain of its existing, LME model: for example, Mr Osborne's attempt to knit together the big northern cities, measures to help workers in a fast-moving economy retrain and relocate, reforms to boost and improve the quality of university attendance (even at the expense of the country's perennially flaccid apprenticeship system), a trade policy focused on selling the City to China, perhaps even some first moves towards a negative income tax or citizen's income.
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The bill's creators believe it could not only help workers in the future adapt and retrain, but also address the more immediate needs of job seekers and employers, who say they have difficulty finding qualified applicants for open positions (experts have challenged whether an actual skills gap exists, pointing to the fact that many companies have unnecessarily long wishlists of required qualifications and aren't offering realistic payments for such talents.) The National Skills Coalition, which has endorsed the legislation previously, estimates that between now and 2022 almost half of all open positions will be "middle-skill" jobs, meaning they require education beyond high school but not a four-year degree.
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