retraining
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1. retraining - Noun
2. retraining - Verb
Meaning
training for a new occupation
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€7.6 billion for short-time work schemes and retraining.
A document provided to The Times by Senate Democrats offers an early set of suggestions, including worker retraining, expedited infrastructure projects, wildfire prevention and homelessness assistance.
At the same time, you aligned with need for retraining, proper training of new intakes and need for emergency recruitments, we commend your consciousness but wish to seriously call your attention to the areas at variance with your standpoints Sir.
Allowances for retraining and advanced training and for refugees from East Germany were also increased, together with federal grants for sport.
Also, Zaire's allies provided a large influx of military equipment, and Belgian, French, and American advisers assisted in rebuilding and retraining the force.
And this entails training and retraining of our security personnel to be up to date with the trends in the sector globally.