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know anything about nurses' duties and the continuing training they undertake to update their skills to carry out this highly skilled occupation under extreme pressure?
Nurse nonsense; Your view by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
This is one reason why we respond to the question 'what is the future supply of skills' by studying the employment of people in skilled occupations.
Demographic impacts on the future supply of vocational skills by Tan, Yan; Richardson, Sue / Australian Bulletin of Labour
Byline: ANI Melbourne, Dec 2 (ANI): The world might be cribbing about scarcity of jobs, courtesy the financial crunch, but chefs and hairdressers in Australia remain two of the top 10 skilled occupations where there still remains a shortage, says a new quarterly survey.
Chefs and hairdressers are a rarity Down Under by Asian News International
 
 
 
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