The Arizona researchers allowed caged bumblebees that had never foraged among such flowers to watch for 10 minutes as trained workers from another colony visited either orange or green fake flowers.

A dedicated laundry facility with 20 trained workers cleans 400 prayer rugs every day during the Ramadan and Hajj seasons, according to Nayef Al-Jahdali, director of the Department of Cleansing and Carpet at the Grand Mosque.

"That's good for America, but it's also in our interest and the interest of contractors to keep that going." O'Sullivan said that means overcoming irrational opposition, but also making sure the projects are built safely with highly-skilled and trained workers.

(AP) -- Leaders in northern Kentucky are working to address a shortfall in trained workers who can fill advanced manufacturing jobs in the region.

All of this is a major issue in a society that increasingly needs educated and trained workers and thinkers.

A fresh batch of 180 experienced and ITI trained workers joined the production activities this morning," MSI announced.

The trained workers would also be trained to use electronic devices to keep track of corrupt officials and help the government stop them before they drain the state coffers.

The exploration industry now has access to 13 more trained workers through the newest graduating class of Northern College's surface diamond driller assistant common core training program.

"I was very keen to have a Montessori-trained worker, as I'm a firm believer in allowing very young children to learn at their own pace, making independent choices about what they want to do, with trained workers to guide them," said Ms Greensit.

Summary: Agreements have been signed regarding employment opportunities in Libya for professionals and trained workers from Sri Lanka.

Robin Onaclea, business services coordinator for the Workforce Partnership, said the grant will help launch a new initiative to bring trained workers into the employment pool.

North Central Texas College is offering a technical degree starting this fall to meet the need for more trained workers in the Barnett Shale.

WITH regard to the recent weather situation and your comments that we need expensive and specialist equipment and highly trained workers to combat less than two inches of snow, I feel it would be useful to point out that, during a recent trip to Warsaw, where temperatures reached - 30i and snow piled up to the waist, the local authorities ingeniously devised a solution, as simple as it is effective, to fight off weather far worse than Britain will ever experience: men used shovels to clear the snow and ice.