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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"growing employment"”.

  1. Global review of CSP technologies

    … however, that there is great optimism for the growing employment of CSP technology in the near future and that CSP electricity-generating costs, in areas with high solar energy resources, are expected to become competitive with levelised electricity generating costs from other conventional and …

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  2. Prospects for low-skilled workers in the information technology (IT) sector : lessons for workforce development policy from Boston area IT firms and the staffing industry

    … role of workforce development policy in creating employment opportunities for lower skilled workers in the information technology (IT) sector and related businesses. It generally accepted that this sector creates job opportunities with superior wages and employment benefits compared to other …

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  3. Perceptions of masculinity and career specific gender stereotypes

    … stereotypes and ultimately their view about the growing or declining Bureau of Labor Statistics listed professions. Participants in this study designated growing and declining occupations within male and female subgroups with several careers being viewed as unisex by students scoring high in …

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  4. An exploration through the organisational metaphor: The precarious work and emotional labour experienced by call centre employees in India.

    The call centre industry is one of the fastest-growing employment sectors, providing job opportunities globally. However, the nature and characteristics of jobs in call centres mean the centres are referred to as ‘electronic sweatshops’ where the jobs are said to be “dead end” with no progression. …

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