employable

Perhaps I was not at first sight the most employable of people.

Our partners tell us the more employable we can help them become, the less likely they are to leave.

What's wrong with trying to help the unemployed become employable.

By 2030 we will be lacking more than 20 million people of employable age.

We've had very few of them that would be employable if there was the budget.

The state estimates that about 190,000 of them are employable.

You may not know it, but I am incredibly employable.

The truth, however, is that computers make people more employable.

There are always new developments to keep up on, if you want to stay employable in your field.

Perhaps we could offer free English classes to increase the number of employable people.

"At the beginning we ask questions to find out why they're homeless and if they are employable," she said.

The employable residents have been employed for at least four years.

How can we help employable people make the transition from welfare to work?

"My main goal is to get kids to think, so that they can be employable human beings."

Training schemes are now being devised to make people more employable.

"Only through education will they become productive, employable members of society.

Basic knowledge or really training to make them employable and desirable employees?

But few jobs came, and the most employable workers used the highways to flee.

They also wanted to explore strategies to help single mothers become more employable.

"I don't think Dennis will ever be employable in business again."

A second group can be made employable with training, counseling and financial incentives in a strong job market.

"I'd like to put every employable welfare recipient on a job somewhere."

"The main thing is they have to be employable."

If the recipient is employable, job searches and, in some cases, training are offered.

Out of 26 million employable women, only 5.9 million are in the labor force.