Examples of using Delocalisation in English and their translations into German
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Delocalisation and globalisation chapter 5.
It is the same for textiles and delocalisation.
Delocalisation to China has had a negative impact on certain sectors and regions.
How is Cohesion Policy affected by globalisation and delocalisation?
We have to make clear that this is not delocalisation outside the European Union.
In EU debates, for example, delocalisation is not regarded as an opportunity, but a threat to jobs in countries where production costs are higher than in countries where they are lower.
They do not have a stable crystal structure because it is prevented by charge delocalisation and steric effects.
We have to make a distinction between delocalisation outside the European Union and relocation in Europe.
For the future, a similar instrument might be considered to mitigate the negative consequences of the internal trade andEU single market e.g. delocalisation within the EU, taxation policy.
The energy required to allow this delocalisation is absorbed from incident visible radiation giving the compound its black colour.
The topics touched upon were: the role of the WTO in enforcing competition rules; the definition of"fair trade"; thebilateral agreements with Russia in the steel sector; and the phenomenon of social dumping through delocalisation.
One effective measure to ensure the competitiveness of European industry andprevent the delocalisation of production could be a new energy/carbon tax that would.
In the container glass sector, there is little delocalisation in the food and beverage sector because of the imperative of proximity, but basically, delocalisation is not widespread because the food and pharmaceutical sectors are industries performing above the levels of the EU economy.
From an external competitiveness point of view the challenges facing the industry are: slow demand growth in Europe,high demand growth in Asia, delocalisation of customer industries, higher production costs and a highly regulated environment.
An application may be made if major structural changes in world trade patterns lead to a serious economic disruption, notably a substantial increase of imports into the EU, ora rapid decline of the EU market share in a given sector or a delocalisation to third countries, resulting in.
One effective measure to ensure the competitiveness of European industry andto prevent the delocalisation of production could be a new energy/carbon tax which would stop the discrimination of European producers.
A financial contribution from the EGF shall be provided where major structural changes in world trade patterns lead to a serious economic disruption, notably a massive increase of imports into the EU, ora progressive decline of the EU market share in a given sector or a delocalisation to third countries, which results in.
This is the case for my region in France, the Nord-Pas-de-Calais,which has already been affected, over recent years, by restructuring and delocalisation and where this sector is the second-largest industrial employer, still providing work for more than 30 000 employees.
The new directive should therefore improve existing mechanisms and introduce essential new ones- mechanisms that will make it easier to defuse the stresses linked to organisational changes, such as the splitting or merging of businesses,group redundancies, and above all the delocalisation of businesses and establishments within the EU.
The free flow of goods, services and capital across national borders,international acquisitions and mergers, the delocalisation of manufacturing investments and the development of'world' products all affect every region and sector of Europe and all other developed countries.
It may give a financial contribution to a Member State in cases where at least 1,000 workers in an enterprise, or a region and sector, are made redundant due to major structural changes in world trade patterns leading to substantially increased imports into the EU,or a rapid decline in EU market share, or delocalisation of production to third countries.
Over the past years, the Quantum Nanophysics(QNP) Research Group led by the physicist Markus Arndt has managed to reveal surprising,unusual phenomena such as quantum delocalisation and quantum interference on the basis of highly complex molecules composed of hundreds of atoms.
Belgium applied for support from the EGF following the redundancies in Caterpillar Belgium, Carwall S.A.(a principal supplier of cabs for Caterpillar Belgium) and Doosan S.A. The job losses were the result of major structural changes in world trade patterns due to globalisation,which has led to a decline in competitiveness and the delocalisation of substantial production capacity to non-EU countries.
It was aimed at providing specific, one-off support to facilitate the re-integration into employment of workers who lost their jobs in certain areas orsectors because of serious economic disruption such as delocalisation of jobs to third countries, a massive increase of imports or a progressive decline of the EU market share in a given sector.
Policy interventions should accompany such restructuring to avoid social hardship and promote new skills and jobs,thus avoiding mass layoffs and the decline of entire regions or the delocalisation of entire industries and facilitating economic reconversion and professional transitions.
A major problem in transport, arising with the establishment of the Internal Transport Market and the deregulation of the transportsectors, is the- by definition- high mobility of mobile workers, which facilitates delocalisation of transport jobs and social dumping practices to a higher degree than in other sectors.
This theory, whose exponents have given priority to the Stability Pact and to the nominal convergence criteria, and who have consequently sidelined social cohesion, generally goes hand in hand with a complete deregulation of employment, with incentives for privatisation,mergers and delocalisation, which as a rule, create unemployment, and with highly restrictive budgetary policies at Community and national level.
Workers made redundant as a result of major structural changes in world trade patterns due to globalisation, demonstrated, in particular, by a substantial increase in imports into the Union,a rapid decline of the Union market share in a given sector or a delocalisation of activities to non-member countries, where these redundancies have a significant adverse impact on the local, regional or national economy;
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, during the French campaigns for the referendum, we repeatedly heard the tenors of the‘yes' camp in the Netherlands maintain that, in the enlarged Europe as described by the draft Constitution,there would be little risk of delocalisation, immigration of cheap labour to the richer Member States and unfair competition for SMEs in the older ones.