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Definition of Multiskilled
1. [adj]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Multiskilled
Literary usage of Multiskilled
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Financial Management: Better Controls Essential to Improve the Reliability by Lisa G. Jacobson, Molly Boyle (2003)
"... count process to be conducted by multiskilled personnel but that count entry
and other steps will be performed by the inventory integrity organization. ..."
2. Management Of The Veterans Administration: Improved Human Resource Planning (1993)
"Together, for example, VA and schools for health professionals could have
pilot-tested new kinds of multiskilled health workers. ..."
3. Managing Construction And Infrastructure in the 21st Century Bureau of by National Research Council (U.S.), National Research Council (2006)
"The transition involved a reduction in force through attrition, retraining of
the existing workforce, and hiring of new multiskilled employees. ..."
4. Financial Management: Better Controls Essential to Improve the Reliability by Lisa G. Jacobson, Molly Boyle (2003)
"... count process to be conducted by multiskilled personnel but that count entry
and other steps will be performed by the inventory integrity organization. ..."
5. Management Of The Veterans Administration: Improved Human Resource Planning (1993)
"Together, for example, VA and schools for health professionals could have
pilot-tested new kinds of multiskilled health workers. ..."
6. Managing Construction And Infrastructure in the 21st Century Bureau of by National Research Council (U.S.), National Research Council (2006)
"The transition involved a reduction in force through attrition, retraining of
the existing workforce, and hiring of new multiskilled employees. ..."
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