work-forces

In the 2000s, as the government reported in April, the firms cut their work forces in the U. S. as they expanded them abroad.

The moves by Nokia and Vodafone to reduce their work forces comes as network operators and rival equipment manufacturers make similar cuts.

If the terms agreed upon were rejected, discontent among Delta pilots could make merging the work forces difficult.

eastern europe cultivates some of the most highly technical , skilled work forces in the world .

Some are anxious about what the economic future holds, while others are seeing their profits increase now that their work forces are leaner.

For instance, they introduce improved farm methods and technologies in areas that have experienced depleted work forces because of illness.

About 12 percent of the respective work forces were laid off due to redundancy.

So the government is subsidizing companies' payrolls to preserve their work forces and know-how until foreigners start spending again.

estimates that fewer than 25% of U. S. companies have completed the task of downsizing their work forces.

He advised companies doing mergers about how to combine work forces. As a senior partner, Mr.

In the past, when business slumped, employers cut work forces and accepted less work per employee.

reduced work forces, and lifestyle needs ?

More than 40% plan to keep their work forces steady.