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They also got some money to pay for retraining and going back to school.

But more needs to be done, especially in retraining workers.

And the people are going to have to be retrained.

The teachers need to be retrained to know the problems of the students.

Of 212 people retraining in the past several months, 166 now have jobs.

I retrained as a Coach and set up my business.

"You also have to move money resources into new areas and retrain people, which is very hard."

He is also retraining staff to deal better with customers.

As I am 61, does this mean the over-60s cannot be retrained?

Would I be prepared to take less money in order to retrain for something new?

In this industry you would almost need to be retrained after that.

For example, he said, the budget staff was being retrained.

However, retraining workers is not so easy as originally thought.

The government has started retraining about 34,000 workers for construction jobs.

"The major problem is to have the work force retrained," he said.

"These 16 million people will have to be retrained and given new jobs," he said.

Among them are smaller classes and programs for retraining teachers.

Some of the candidates have since been retrained and are now on the job, the company said.

James left the music business to retrain as a lawyer.

And those who had once been trained could be retrained.

Retraining the work force can be effective if it is a "training" program.

Retrain me to run a different kind of assembly line, all right?

During their stay, they will be retrained in these protocols.

Assuming it worked, he would then have to be retrained.

Training or retraining programs are based on the demands of the labor market.