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Shareholders, though, continued to voice concerns at the widening gap between the wage increases of workforces and top executives.

The lack of progress toward integration is a sore spot for the workers, but US Airways has said separate workforces is no hindrance.

Gao is part of a privileged " native " villager caste which has cornered rents from factories and their migrant workforces .

Export orders from the U. S. , Europe and Japan are weakening, causing factories around China to trim workforces or shut down entirely.

As well as pruning workforces, many manufacturing, metals and mining companies are idling some factories and mothballing others.

One way in which family-firms have differentiated themselves during the crisis is by refusing to slash their workforces.

Merkel seem to forget is that their eastern partners need lower corporate tax rates to compensate for their workforces' lower productivity.

Companies from all countries have difficulties managing their Chinese workforces, as indeed do Chinese companies themselves.

Unions in developed countries protest job losses and pressure groups accuse multinationals of exploiting third world workforces.

New middle-income countries are anxious to boost their economic competitiveness by training more skilled, adaptable workforces.

Plenty of countries have skilled workforces and cultured capitals, as welcoming as the UK.

Other measures expanded the rights of enterprises to organize their workforces, excluding leaders and key technical personnel.

As companies reduce their workforces, employees need to work at optimal levels to ensure increased productivity and profitability.

Worse, at the time "outsourcing" was viewed by many as distasteful and distributed workforces were not well understood.

The size of workforces at individual firms, and in the business lines within them, will continue to ebb and flow with demand.

Today, Agilent and Varian have complementary technologies, products and workforces.

Those firms that get this transition right stand to benefit enormously from having more creative and confident workforces.

With ageing populations and shrinking workforces, their economies may grow more slowly than they have done in the past.

Since 2000, he says, these exceptions have been broadened to include other public employees, as states' workforces age.

Swift adjustments to workforces and inventories mean that Japan may recover sooner than other rich economies.

AS a consequence, companies may look abroad for cheaper bases and workforces.

Support will be focused on helping enterprises with large workforces to rebuild themselves and resume production.

Managers were asked to start reviewing their workforces to determine possible personnel reductions, the people said.

Management and workforces schooled in tough times are more flexible than those in the west.

The very essence of India's IT firms is their ability to marshal huge local workforces to supply high-quality services.

Globalisation has brought the Indian and Chinese workforces into the world economy, which has kept the lid on wage costs.

Factories required workforces both large and close, which generally meant towns and cities.

Workforces would put up strong resistance to being paid in a weaker currency.

In the longer term, migrants will be essential to supplement shrinking native workforces.

Chinese exporters would try fight for business by cutting workforceS and wages.

In every land there are always at workforces that drive men apart and forces that draw men together.

Normally, employers are slow to cut their workforces when the economy turns down.

Providing education and training to their workforces.

But they also predicted, on average, that their businesses would grow by 31% and their workforces by 12% this year.

Also, the tendency of some state companies to bring in their own workforces and seal them off in compounds has stirred local resentment.

Right-to-work laws enable people to work in plants with unionized workforces without paying union dues.

He also says it will take time for companies to rebuild their workforces, even if they have added new recruiters.

In the next year, more than 500, 000 employers will tap cloud-based workforces for the first time, including 25% of the Fortune 500.

As a result, our workforces will shrivel, almost certainly beginning in 2009.

The shape of the two workforces couldn't be more different.

On other hand; they sometimes struggled to employ and train their workforces as they purposefully avoided UAW-organized states.

But from the 1980s onwards, first in America and then in other advanced economies, big companies began slimming their workforces.

Workforces reduced, but soc IE ty richer