Примеры использования Their workforce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, their workforces were well educated, well trained and had substantial experience with scientific collaboration.
In addition, 40 per cent stated that they had been obliged to reduce their workforce over the past year. Ha'aretz, 10 July.
The implementation of this strategy requires that enterprises analyse and anticipate correctly andin good time changes in the skill and qualification needs of their workforce.
Urging public and private sector groups to encourage their workforces to volunteer and to forge partnerships with volunteer activities;
The options in building a base are limited;players can neither choose the locations for the structures nor manage their workforce in detail.
In addition, companies often either fail to expand orare forced to reduce their workforces due to the sales lost to counterfeit or pirated goods;
This situation is not sustainable, neither for the individuals norfor the organizations which are facing a dramatic change in their workforce composition.
Countries in this category also continue to face challenges in adapting their workforce and science, technological knowledge and innovation systems to a rapidly changing technological landscape and job markets.
For instance, by the year 2006,11 sub-Saharan African countries will probably have lost more than one-tenth of their workforce to AIDS.
This may include State support, butalso private-sector organizations promoting SD among their workforce, e.g. as part of their strategy for corporate social responsibility CSR.
For example, 12 months after training,empretecos created new jobs, in some cases quadrupling their workforce.
All mass media organizations should take positive steps to ensure that their workforces are diverse and representative of society as a whole while seeking access to multiple voices within communities.
It has also asked organizations,particularly those with 150 or more employees, to report equality data about their workforce on a voluntary basis.
Organizations require expertise that is driven by these values and ideals; their workforce also has to be linguistically flexible, willing to be mobile and, increasingly, able to work across disciplines and in difficult or dangerous settings.
The Conference participants could therefore adopt a global programme for skills development that would support countries in providing such training to their workforce.
With the entry intothe big data era, statistical offices have to incorporate data scientists in their workforce as a norm rather than as an exception, and the organizational culture will change accordingly.
Oil companies are also encouragedto organize annual Safety, Health and Environment Weeks in their operational areas to sensitize their workforce.
These steps include maintaining an employment equity plan,meeting reporting requirements with respect to the composition of their workforce, and being subject to compliance audits conducted by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
Kuwaiti businesses employing more than 50 persons were obliged to employ suitably qualified disabled persons,to make up at least 2 per cent of their workforce.
For example, the requirement placed upon transnational companies operating in Europe to consult with their workforce before deciding to move employment from one country to another could be emulated in other regions.
The Treasury Board secretariat has established numerical goals for departments and agencies of the public service, andthese institutions prepare plans for eliminating underrepresentation of designated groups in their workforces.
The existence of a comprehensive and coherent science, technological knowledge andinnovation strategy has enabled many Governments to prepare their workforces to be attuned to future labour market needs and ready to take advantage of opportunities brought about by new technologies.
The law also made it unlawful for employers, whether public or private, to specify gender in their job offers, butallowed them to take positive steps to ensure a balanced representation of men and women in their workforce.
However, without clearly articulating the institution's public engagement expectations of their workforce at an operational level, the principles alone are not enough to empower those responsible for the central support function of building internal capacity.
They usually dump their wastes in areas inhabited by populations that are economically and/or politically weak andrecruit most of their workforce from among the poorest sectors.
Frequently, enterprises(state-run or private)were the main providers of social services for their workforce-- supplying primary health, housing and education for families and communities, as well as taking responsibility for welfare functions and caring for elderly ex-workers.
The Panel agrees that the fundamental shifts under way in the political and economic environment andthe changing relationship between organizations of the United Nations system and their workforce require a parallel move in the pay and benefits system.
In the context of globalization,the world is described as a huge bazaar with nations peddling their workforces in competition against each other, offering the lowest prices for doing business(Donahue, 1994, p. 47).“Employers can substitute foreign for domestic workers by relocating production abroad or by hiring migrant workers as part of their cost-minimization strategies to respond to global competition” Lim, 1998, p. 5.
Experience has demonstrated the importance of the private sector in promoting human resources development, especially in countries that lack the resources andcapacities to invest in training and retraining their workforce to match the needs of their rapidly changing economic environment.