"You're going to get retrained in that company," he added.
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But drawn to relief work, he retrained in physical therapy.
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Are they gonna be able to be retrained in some area?
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Gupta said staff working on the blast furnaces could be retrained.
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" Workers were also ordered to be retrained in "food security issues.
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He said everyone else could be retrained for higher-paid work.
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It was also suggested officers be retrained on implicit and explicit bias.
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Officers will be retrained in the coming months on the new procedures.
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Following the incident, the airmen were retrained and have returned to duty.
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It also retrained employees, coordinated with 300 business partners and revised prices.
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The company said it also retrained staff members on abuse and neglect protocols.
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Yet the department rarely disciplined or retrained even its 662 most-maligned cops.
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Ban advocates argue that the millions who lose their jobs could be retrained.
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Well-educated citizens can be easily retrained and can prosper in new roles.
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The staff was retrained, there were some new hires and the menu was reconfigured.
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Collins reorganized business units and retrained managers, with an eye toward efficiency and speed.
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It also recommended that they be suspended without pay until they were retrained. Maj.
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The group home's staff had to be retrained in how to measure water temperatures.
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During that time, you did not see those workers get retrained for new jobs.
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Workers displaced by switching from coal to cleaner forms of energy could be retrained.
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In the aftermath, the leadership reequipped and retrained the PAP in crowd-control operations.
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Instead of retrenching laundry staff, they have retrained them in other food preparation jobs.
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You want to go back and get retrained for really any kind of job.
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"The entire medical profession has to be retrained," says Meenakshi Ganguly of Human Rights Watch.
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Mesa must take concrete steps to ensure that culpable officers are disciplined, retrained, or dismissed.
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People are going to be thrown out of work and will need to be retrained.
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The DNC has retrained staffers to assume systems are breached, according to Reuters' Joseph Menn.
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He refitted his machines with blinking lights and retrained managers to work with deaf people.
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Affected employees would be retrained so they could move to other parts of the company.
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He retrained as a surgical technician after a medical discharge from the military in 2008.
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Slovakia's car industry is booming, though, potentially giving retrained workers the chance to secure another job.
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Because there's people working already and they have to be retrained and changed for the economy.
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Like many East German women, his wife retrained and left for a job in the west.
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Pilots qualified to fly the 737 would need to be retrained to fly the Airbus A320.
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"Artificial intelligence basically operates on the fact that it can be relearned and retrained," she adds.
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Yet she retrained her body and her style, taking classes at the School of American Ballet.
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They would get retrained, re-skilled, moved for new opportunities, higher productivity jobs, all would go well.
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So he traded his addiction for determination, and retrained his body to regain what he had lost.
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Here's how Facebook retrained us over the past 25 years to drain the dollars out of news.
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They are not going to be retrained and relocated ... they became uneconomic in the world of economy.
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You know what's coming, and you can talk about retraining, you're probably not gonna get retrained. Yeah.
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Then he wants the people who made errors at the shooting scene to be identified and retrained.
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Physical disability, emotional damage and mental health problems may render a veteran as unemployable unless otherwise retrained.
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Women who can't live without the men while the men are being retrained, they get conjugal visits.
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Mr. McKeown, who had given up his journalism career to become an activist, retrained as a typesetter.
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Mr. McKeown, who had given up his journalism career to become an activist, retrained as a typesetter.
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He says the government may need to create a safety net that allows employees to be retrained.
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Who's going to sign up for new taxes to support people unwilling to work or be retrained?
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After years as a primary-school teacher, she retrained to work with people with severe mental disabilities.
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In Canada, the government only requires an estimated half of its foreign-trained doctors to get fully retrained.
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And before the Max can fly again, all the planes will have to be updated and pilots retrained.
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"We have retrained our reps, and we're providing specific information to customers on the phone," the representative said.
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Soleimani reorganized and retrained the Syrian military, brought in troops and equipment, and gave Assad crucial intelligence support.
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And under her watch U.S. Attorneys have lied so openly in once case the judge wanted them retrained.
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Sokneang has since retrained as a tailor with the help of a Cambodian charity which helps acid attack survivors.
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The district said it had added a new phonics sequence in the early elementary grades and retrained some teachers.
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The forces in the north will largely be regular army divisions retrained by the coalition, and Kurdish peshmerga fighters.
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To help accomplish that, Alexa has been retrained entirely for every variant needed — a time and resource-heavy activity.
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"I personally would avoid the 737 MAX until there is time for the pilots to be retrained," she said.
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The company told the F.D.A. that it had retrained employees to address most of the issues the agency raised.
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"The apes were retrained to spill the tea, throw food around, drink from the teapot's spout," and so on.
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The Baltimore police force needs to be rebuilt and retrained from the top as well as from the bottom.
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That's why many of these data sources can no longer be trusted or at least need to be retrained.
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Since they underestimate the danger, Americans may not be preparing for it by learning new skills or getting retrained.
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"It's a really good thing that the market is being retrained to pay for quality content," Mr. Williams said.
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Or it might take time for workers in declining industries to be retrained in industries where demand was rising.
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The company said that it has "retrained support teams" to be better equipped to deal with issues as they arise.
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In his forties, he moved to the nearby city of Holland, where he still lives, and retrained as an electrician.
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It may involve doing both- continuing to assist people while they go back to school, or while they are retrained.
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One wonders what would happen if Carrier upgraded its technology, came down on its costs and retrained its labor force.
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It's also retrained machine "classifiers," tools that attempt to evaluate posts for violent propaganda the same way human reviewers would.
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There is a "problem with skills," said the French businessman, adding that people need to be up-skilled or retrained.
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Vehicle techs will have to be retrained, and lower-cost third-party service centers will likely lag behind expensive dealerships.
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According to architectural historian Lydia Kallipoliti, the astronauts had to be retrained to live in accordance with their hermetically sealed surroundings.
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Clearly, if we want to put coal miners back to work in clean energy, they're going to need to be retrained.
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A TSA spokesperson told WESH that the dog's vest should not have been removed and that the agent will be retrained.
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I didn't want to be retrained by a beauty-world way of thinking, I wanted to think out of the box.
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They want to put an end to that so people can rejoin communities, get jobs, be retrained, have a job skill.
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News Feed's launch in 212.97 retrained users to just go to the Facebook home page where everything would come to you.
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The New York Police Department retrained patrol officers to avoid the banned tactic, but records show it has not gone away.
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Many have retrained their staff and dancers to shift away from gruff or seedy demeanors and towards welcoming and inclusive attitudes.
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He has also extended a 2009 amnesty, brought in by his predecessor, under which some 30,000 former militants were to be retrained.
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"The models have to be retrained to think about the terms people will use and the slightly different symptom set," Brownstein says.
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For enforcement, Twitter has created new internal tools and has retrained its support teams through a new "rigorous" program, the company said.
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The retailer retrained sales workers so they could offer better advice to puzzled customers deciding which model TV or camera to buy.
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Perhaps easier said than done, but "whether the brain's automatic attraction to sedentary behaviors can be retrained is unknown yet," Boisgontier says.
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The team chief and two of his airmen were decertified but returned to duty after being retrained and certified, the statement said.
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After a catastrophic heat wave in 2003, France retrained its emergency personnel and set up systems in case it ever happened again.
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And is the depth of that reflection compromised because we have retrained ourselves to seek out the immediate gratification of external stimuli?
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The company retrained sales workers so they could offer better advice to puzzled customers deciding which model TV or camera to buy.
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A shift supervisor who answered the phone at the CVS in West Lafayette apologized and said that all employees had been retrained.
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His universal basic income pitch was predicated on the idea that automation would replace human workers faster than they could be retrained.
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Operating rooms are being converted to house the infected, and specialists are being redeployed or even retrained to deal with patients' needs.
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Operating rooms are being converted to house the infected, and specialists are being redeployed or even retrained to deal with patients' needs.
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How quickly and how deeply A.I. and robotics penetrate the job market will ultimately dictate how rapidly people need to be retrained.
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Rudd's mother Margaret retrained as a nurse in the 1970s to earn enough income to raise her four children as a single parent.
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Everyone else, given the strong demand in America for workers in fields like nursing and construction, could be retrained for higher-paid work.
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He noted that Germany - following its reunification - was a perfect example of how a workforce had retrained and adapted to the modern world.
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IBM DataWorks really opens up the ecosystem so that users don't have to have to be retrained in specific open source skill sets.
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Primary-care offices in Seoul were outfitted with small ultrasound devices, and doctors retrained themselves to catch the earliest signs of the disease.
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He said Tata's Port Talbot plant could be restructured to make it more profitable and said staff could be retrained rather than fired.
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The broad-based softness kept the dollar retrained against a basket of currencies at 89.121, after touching a five-week trough of 88.979.
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" The park said that all staff members have been "retrained on all attractions" and the "employees in question are no longer with us.
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Some of those forces were being returned from the war so they could take a breather, get replenished, be retrained, and so on.
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It retrained sales workers so they could offer better advice to puzzled shoppers having trouble deciding which TV model or smart watch to buy.
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He was retrained after misusing a stun gun on a motorist and was suspended in 2013 for making a lewd comment to a teacher.
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It is now being retrained and rearmed by the Russians, but it is largely deployed close to the regime's heartland in Damascus and Latakia.
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Instead of starting from scratch, the researchers took advantage of something called transfer learning in which an existing network is retrained with new data.
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Many of them will not be able to get other jobs or be retrained, because robots will soon take those jobs they trained for.
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If they are not constantly retrained, they "lean in" to the assumed correctness of their initial determinations, drifting away from both reality and fairness.
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But with the shift to an algorithmic Timeline and bigger focus on video, Twitter has slowly retrained users to expect relevant content in every slot.
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"They have the skill set, they have the knowledge, they don't need to be retrained," says Kathy Rosati, a human resources executive for the company.
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RED SPARROW An injured Bolshoi ballerina (Jennifer Lawrence) is retrained to be a professional seductress and killer spy in this stylish, gory Cold War thriller.
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Over the past few years, I've spoken to a number of middle-aged people who, like Sheri, retrained in midlife and accrued new student debt.
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He also retrained his motor skills by practicing a drill he learned at Driveline, throwing a heavy ball, a light ball and a regular ball.
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For example, governments should pay for workers to be retrained, Branson says, and there will need to be a way to keep people's income the same.
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"The engineering education system [in India] is deeply flawed, but as the infotech companies learned, the graduates of the engineering colleges could be retrained," said Wadhwa.
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If Wilson's brain is retrained, he's not leaning the shoulder into Dumoulin during that awkward play; he's making himself smaller to avoid the potentially dangerous contact.
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I'M WORRIED ABOUT WHAT HAPPENS TO WORKERS, PARTICULARLY HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATED AND LESS WHO GET SQUEEZED OUT, DON'T GET RETRAINED AND FIND THEIR INCOMES GOING DOWN.
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In October, a mock forecast is made and drills are held, as sanitation workers are trained and retrained on how to attach plows and tire chains.
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Meanwhile, the F-150 retrained its lordly position, and the revamped Ram 1500 was so good that we named it our 2019 Car of the Year.
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Facing unemployment, some planned to retire early; others would be retrained through government programs for different jobs: on railways, in power plants and for airplane manufacturers.
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Some policy changes are slight enough to not require any sort of retraining, but other, more nuanced changes need moderators to be retrained on that point.
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"Quite a significant amount of teachers were trained under section 28 and haven't been retrained since," TIE Campaign cofounder Jordan Daly told qmunicate magazine, back in 2016.
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Chipotle's new CEO, Brian Niccol, said in a statement provided in the update that all employees will be retrained on safety and wellness protocols starting next week.
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For laid-off miners who are too old to be retrained, reclamation work offers employment close to home that can sustain them for several years, Jewell said.
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That meant a necessity not just for safety and agility but the ability to be quickly retrained on the fly by someone other than a trained roboticist.
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Also consider a pet seat belt – some states might even require pet owners to keep their animal safely retrained in vehicles, so this is the perfect addition.
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Since then, peshmerga have entrenched in its eastern and northern outskirts while retrained Iraqi forces have advanced to Qayyara, 60 km south of the city, last month.
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Neffenger retrained the workforce, established the first ever TSA Academy and significantly improved checkpoint lines — even in the face of historically high travel volumes and heightened security.
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As the attacks in those places have attracted outsize attention, the de Blasio administration has increased the police presence underground and retrained some guards in city shelters.
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Mr. Johnson has maintained that the ban would not have to happen abruptly, that workers could be retrained and placed in new careers in the fashion industry.
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He has shut down a prison nicknamed "Jail Ogaden" notorious for torture, established an auditor general to investigate government finances and retrained the feared paramilitary Liyu police.
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Wilbur Ross, his commerce secretary, knows that the road to American manufacturing rebirth is long and winding, requiring new technology, new markets and a retrained work force.
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More than 200 million euros will be spent on the new engine, the company said, adding workers would be retrained for the new technology and the plant modernized.
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Moreover, retraining programmes have low success rates, and America's Department of Labour estimates that retrained workers have a one-in-three chance of not finding a new job.
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But the phishing operation retrained its focus in March 2016, he said, employing the same tactics in an effort to breach the DNC and Clinton campaign staff email.
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IHOP An IHOP restaurant in Maine retrained its employees after a March incident in which a waitress asked a group of black teens to prepay for a meal.
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" Powell retrained as a journalist, but she soon became frustrated at the lack of resources for international reporting: "The same people are interviewed, the same stories get retold.
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Yang also says his so-called "Freedom Dividend" is necessary as robots and automation replace human workers more rapidly than people can find and be retrained for new jobs.
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And each of the CNNs can only perform exactly the task for which it was trained, and none of the others (it would have to be retrained for that).
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For example, workers in fulfillment centers could be retrained as IT support technicians, and nontechnical corporate workers could receive training in software engineering, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Candidates moved almost immediately past Tuesday evening's results in Arizona and Utah and retrained their eyes on the Badger State, where both Ted Cruz and John Kasich visited Wednesday.
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Models do get retrained, Permeh says, but only about every six months, and users only have to update their software if they want the latest features and performance improvements.
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His father, a former merchant marine who had retrained as a nuclear engineer, came to Richland to work for a plant that supplied fissile material to the Manhattan Project.
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That similarity was part of Boeing's pitch to the F.A.A. and airlines: Because the plane handled like previous 737s, pilots would not need to be retrained to fly it.
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Consider health care, one of the sectors both Mr. Acosta, the labor secretary, and Mr. Dimon alluded to as a promising source of middle-skill jobs for retrained workers.
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Amazon later said that directive was a mistake, using identical language they used to comment on the politically related email this week, and said its employees would be retrained.
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The federal government now emphasizes this kind of "demand driven" training in part to ensure that workers aren't being retrained with new skills as obsolete as their old ones.
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Normally, Dr. Berkley said, a national health ministry will buy only one brand for the entire country, since thousands of vaccinators must be retrained each time a protocol changes.
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The scope of the destruction, the size of the wound cut into the heart of our city, remained humbling and retrained its ability to inspire calm outrage, cold purposefulness.
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In 2008, Schultz, then the CEO of the brand, was disappointed in how Starbucks' espresso and steamed milk were being prepared and decided that all baristas needed to be retrained.
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Superintendent Johnson said he hoped to have a policy completed by the end of the year, and to have it take effect in 2017 after every officer has been retrained.
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Part of the reason some are struggling, says the octogenarian investor, is that the automation and digitization of the U.S. labor force is happening faster than employees can be retrained.
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According to a new report from IBM, an estimated 120 million workers worldwide will need to be retrained as a result of AI and automation within the next three years.
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When the department retrained the force on physical restraints after Mr. Garner's death, some officers said the $35 million refresher was a waste of time and lacked hands-on scenarios.
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The accelerating speed of automation will put people out of work faster than they can be retrained, the chorus goes, and therefore governments will need to pay people to live.
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For example, warehouse workers in fulfillment centers could be trained for technical roles in IT and nontechnical workers could be retrained as software engineers, even if they have limited technical background.
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Beyond trade risks, the ADB said China's growth will also be retrained by restrictions on shadow banking, which is expected to limit credit expansion even as fiscal stimulus provides some offset.
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Last July, Chipotle retrained kitchen crews on food safety after identifying a sick employee as the cause of a Norovirus outbreak that forced it to briefly close a restaurant in Virginia.
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He is willing to give employers more flexibility to downsize when the economy sours, provided that they hire when conditions improve and that those who lost jobs are protected and retrained.
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The scheme would see a government training authority pay SAA workers that could lose their jobs three-quarters of their salaries for a minimum of six months while they are retrained.
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Right now millions of unemployed or underemployed people, particularly those without a college degree, could be brought back into the labor force or retrained to secure full-time, higher-paying work.
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The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, which is housing the birds at its farm in Methuen, says the roosters are extremely aggressive and cannot be rehabilitated or retrained.
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She was set to pursue that career when a friend told her that Oracle was looking to hire English teachers who could be retrained as training consultants for a new programming language.
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Are there mid-career workers that have been in an industry their entire lives that don't want to enter a new career, don't want to be retrained, don't want to become technology workers?
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A wider embrace of empowerment self-defense and other innovative programs in the United States would require a rethink of the prevailing approach, which is that men need to be retrained, not women.
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Here the modular nature of the HA system works in its favor again — retraining only the parts that need to be retrained is a smaller task than building a new system from scratch.
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"From a professional point of view, the officer made an extremely poor tactical decision and needs to be retrained, not commended," Kapelsohn told Slate after watching the body cam footage of the incident.
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A former Coast Guard admiral, Neffenger retrained employees, overhauled agency policies, boosted enrollment in TSA's PreCheck program and ended a practice known as "managed inclusion" that randomly funneled passengers into expedited security lanes.
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"I'm so confident now that I can teach my students anything and they can just run with it," said Helen O'Kelly, 38, a former Microsoft employee who retrained to become an I.T. teacher.
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The next $23 billion will require that Salesforce get its sprawling portfolio of products into the hands of more people using it to do more things, without having to be trained and retrained.
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"While there's been great work done to write these policies, those changes have not been filtered down to the staff level—nobody has been retrained," adds Jenny Egan, a juvenile public defender in Baltimore.
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Closing the mines has long been contentious as they employ around 4,000 people directly and 11,000 indirectly, although there are potentially opportunities in Slovakia's booming car industry for retrained workers to secure another job.
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Perhaps a page should be taken from a physicians' playbook, who must constantly be retrained to be up to speed on the latest medical practices to provide the very best care to their patients.
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In an emailed statement, a Jetstream spokesperson said the company has always made gloves and face masks available to its employees, and that it's requiring all workers to be retrained in airport safety procedures.
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This means flexible benefits, including health care, that are not tied to one employer, and policies that give a measure of economic security to workers who want to be retrained and learn new careers.
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Further, seven Atlanta VA medical center staff members were moved into non-patient care positions amid a review, and all VA personnel are being retrained in how to report urgent issues, the statement said.
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Even though the AI could beat the games, it needed to be retrained to beat each new game, and quickly forgot how to play a game after it had moved on to the next one.
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Estimates vary, but at least half a million people were directly moved, and they're mostly young adults reaching the peak of their productive labor capacity who are still young enough to be retrained by force.
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The Stumo family's lawsuit points to Boeing's claim the 737 Max 8 was so similar to past 737 models that pilots would not need to be retrained, hoping more airlines would then purchase the plane.
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Eddie Johnson, the superintendent, recalls he was educated in use-of-force rules as a novice at the police academy in 218 but not retrained for 2000 years, until he became the top cop in 2998.
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By decreasing total time spent but raising the quality of content people see, Facebook ends up with fewer total ad impressions but higher engagement rates as people are retrained to skip less of what they see.
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TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger, who was brought in to shape up the beleaguered agency, said he has since retrained the workforce, ended the practice of randomly selecting passengers for expedited screening lanes, and made technological improvements.
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Many were government employees who had been reassigned from various government departments and retrained on the job, according to Dr. Bruce Aylward, a W.H.O. assistant director-general who led the agency's mission to China in February.
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For years, company executives and government officials have described these people as largely beyond help — too old to be retrained for new work, too drug-addled to pass blood tests, or disqualified because of a prison record.
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AND I SAW WHEN NAFTA CAME THROUGH THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED 27 SEWING OPERATORS, TRANSLATION 200-YEAR-OLD FEMALE OPERATOR WHERE THEY'RE BEING TOLD THEY'RE GOING TO BE RETRAINED BECAUSE ONE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS HAD PULLED OUT.
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So far, we have retrained 90% of our 122,000-person workforce in primary digital skills and more than 60% of those employees have gone on to more advanced training in things like cloud computing, business intelligence and analytics.
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In the wake of Garner's death, for example, de Blasio demanded that the ranks be retrained, and his police commissioner at the time, William Bratton, told a City Council hearing that police would be learning "de-escalation" techniques.
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"But this long run could be decades away as workers are slowly retrained and as the current cohort of workers ages into retirement and is replaced by younger workers trained to find jobs amidst the new technological opportunities."
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Additionally, the company said in a blog post that Twitter is creating a new, "more direct way" to report hateful conduct, and it has "retrained all of [its] support teams" on how to handle reports of hateful conduct.
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The website, for instance, includes a link to a Washington Post article about Kirk Cousins, a Washington Redskins quarterback who describes how he "retrained" his brain to better perform on the field by going to a Neurocore center.
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In response, the assistant secretary for civil rights at the time, Joe Leonard (who is also named in Davis' lawsuit), told the House panel that he removed three senior officials, retrained staff members, and started handling complaints faster.
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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 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services fined Lincoln Manor $282,954, including $10,091 a day for 28 days, from the time the nursing home noticed the problem with the wound until supervisors had retrained nurses to avoid similar errors.
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Iraq's army, which crumbled in the face of IS's advance to the outskirts of Baghdad in 2400, has recovered its strength, thanks to American retraining and arms supplies, including drones and F-2000s for its rebuilt and retrained air force.
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That might be because they are reluctant to make investments that would require employees to be retrained, given the shorter period over which they could hope to make a return on that training for those near the end of their careers.
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Frederic Speidel, head of strategy at the union, says the industry could adapt if the change comes gradually over the next 10 to 15 years as many baby-boomer workers will reach retirement by then and others can be retrained.
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Read More: Researchers Claim AI Can Identify Gang Members on Twitter "In future research it's important to understand how often the model needs to be retrained, as market and technological conditions might change the signals of human behaviour," Sundsøy explained.
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Jennifer O'Sullivan, a spokeswoman for the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, which oversees the state's homes, said in a statement that abuse of people in the agency's care "is completely unacceptable" and that the Bronx workers were disciplined and retrained.
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When he returned as CEO in 2008 after an eight-year hiatus, Schultz was quick to refocus the company on its core mission: He closed all the company's stores for a day and retrained its staff to focus on customer service.
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"They need to be retrained to be able to work in defense, mining, aerospace, because we are going to be building ships," Camillo told reporters outside the GM Holden plant in Elizabeth, 26 kilometers (16.1 miles) north of state capital Adelaide.
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And we also wanna figure out a good way of taking care of the people that are-- that lose their jobs and are 200 and can't really be retrained for other things because of the effects of having free trade.
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These include an AI model that is specifically aimed at transcription (a retrained, retooled version of the model that powers Google Assistant), one that works on search, one for inserting punctuation into transcriptions, and one meant for classifying sounds other than speech.
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Thankfully, we followed that agricultural revolution with an industrial revolution, retrained people from working on farms to working in factories, and a lot of people got jobs... Where are those, because ... Case: But we now need to ... This is happening much faster, one.
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Albert says TSA's Assistant Administrator for Civil Rights and Liberty, Ombudsman and Traveler Engagement Kimberly Walton did call and apologize on behalf of the administration, and promised that all 3,000 agents at LAX would be retrained in handling patients with medical conditions immediately.
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To earn that amount, Mr. Pleasant would need to work five weeks at the Ikea warehouse where he is now a forklift operator, a job he said he retrained for this winter after the house his family was living in burned down.
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For three hours a day, five days a week, Jackson retrained his muscle memory, isolating the three basic elements of the passing motion — step with the front foot, turn the back hip, bring the arm through — then repeating them together in sequence.
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The good news ... I don't know what this particular form is going to take, but the good news is, history teaches us that every time that happens, the quality of the job that they move to and they get retrained to actually repurpose to, improves.
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"He had an addiction problem, you know what I mean, to substances, and he had to go through the program and it's like retrained his brain completely and now he applies that to all of these other things, like when he has to go away."
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He had an addiction problem, you know what I mean, to substances, and he had to go through the program and it's like retrained his brain completely and now he applies that to all of these other things, like when he has to go away.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China wants the millions of coal and steel workers expected to be laid off in the next few years to be retrained, relocated or retired early as it tries to limit unrest while it tries to combat structural problems in its industrial sector.
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Li did not specify the number of workers that would be laid off or retrained but numbers could be as high as over the next two to three years, Reuters has reported, and many that do find new jobs will likely be in lower-paid roles.
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In fact, these industries have been growing in tandem with the coal industry's decline: The solar industry has been growing at a rate of 20 percent annually, and a study found that most coal employees could be easily retrained for similar jobs in the solar industry.
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Dr. Rinesh Parmar, chair of the Doctors' Association UK, said "the elephant in the room is that we have a critical shortage of intensive care doctors and nurses in the [National Health Service] who can look after ventilated patients" and said staff would need to be retrained.
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Melody Parks said she saw things that were "exploitative, inappropriate and unethical" while working in reality TV. Parks, who worked on a number of American reality shows, including "The Real World" and "Bad Girls Club," has since left the industry and retrained as a family therapist.
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To grow the cotton that would clothe the world and fuel global industrialization, thousands of young enslaved men and women — the children of stolen ancestors legally treated as property — were transported from Maryland and Virginia hundreds of miles south, and forcibly retrained to become America's most efficient laborers.
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Additionally, an IBM study reported that even though an estimated 120 million workers worldwide will need to be retrained as a result of AI and automation in the next three years, executives named adaptability, time management and collaboration as some of the most important skills to hire for in today's workforce.
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She slowed down, retrained, and re-emerged, against the odds, as one of the leading dramatic sopranos in the world — singing the heavy, nearly impossible-to-cast Wagnerian parts that she sometimes calls "the 'spear and magic helmet' ladies," borrowing a line from the classic Bugs Bunny "Kill the Wabbit" parody.
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" Molly Kinder, David Rubenstein Fellow with the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution, on the importance of having a clear picture of who is most at risk to be adversely affected by AI job displacement: "We're finding that...the least resilient are the ones who are least likely to be retrained.
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Rep. Norma TorresNorma Judith TorresObjections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated The 85033 House Dems from Trump districts who support assault weapons ban Trump critics decry 'choke-hold diplomacy' in Central America MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday slammed migrant detention centers for "inhumane conditions," and called for border agents to be retrained.
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Apart from seeing incidents getting reported more frequently, the enforcement support team will be sharpening up its act more generally: Twitter said that it has retrained everyone, and it will continue to do so in a "refresher" program that will be complemented by a new set of policies and systems and internal tools to act faster and more effectively.
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If you've got a high school education or less, what I've been seeing — and this is more anecdotal, and we need to be doing more research on this — it is highly likely that your job is either getting restructured or eliminated and you don't have the educational background to easily move, unless you get retrained, which is an easy thing to say but a very hard thing to do.
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And even if you think free trade is 80% good, that means it's 20% bad, and those 20% represent millions of Americans and their families, some of whom will never recover because they are too far advanced in their years to be able to go back and be retrained and move from somewhere in the Rust Belt to Silicon Valley and suddenly become someone writing software, or working in...and what about them?
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Six months ago, Leicester's title win was a global phenomenon, but football being the breakneck treadmill that it is, no sooner had Morgan hoisted the trophy aloft and jetted off on his summer holidays than the watching world had retrained its sights on the Euros (and hooliganism, Iceland, Ronaldo, and the rest) and then the new league season (replete with an all-new Battle of the Bosses storyline), not to mention the odd event outside football.
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AND WHAT I MEAN IS – IS BECAUSE OF THE RAPID DISRUPTION IN INDUSTRIES AND JOBS, IF YOU'VE GOT A COLLEGE OR BETTER LEVEL OF EDUCATION, YOU CAN PROBABLY ADAPT IT TO. IF YOU ARE ONE OF 46 MILLION WORKERS IN THIS COUNTRY THAT HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION OR LESS, YOU'RE SEEING YOUR JOB DISRUPTED OR ELIMINATED AND YOU -- IF YOU DON'T GET RETRAINED, WHICH IS EASIER TO SAY THAN DO, YOU MAY SEE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY LEVEL DECLINE OVER THE COURSE OF YOUR CAREER.
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