Examples of using Its workforce in English and their translations into Dutch
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Properly targeted support is needed to help the industry and its workforce through the downturn and to address structural problems by making the sector more competitive and more in tune
it is essential that the Union takes steps to increase the number of healthy years of work for members of its workforce.
Seagate has announced a cut in recent days by 6% of its workforce(about 3000 redundancies)
it was dealing with the rapid growth of its workforce and an ageing IT infrastructure.
The company is being restructured: its workforce has been reduced from 25 659 workers to 7 800,
If this company in the vanguard of European industry pays so little attention to its most important asset, its workforce, it can only be time for the Commission to strengthen and reinforce legislation that is clearly not strong enough.
The report, citing Meizu insiders, said that this year the company laid off more than 30 percent of its workforce, and currently there are about a thousand employees left.
Since the EU's steel industry began experiencing difficulties in the early 80s, its workforce has almost halved from 500,000 and production capacity cut by 50 million tonnes.
If the plant with the highest productivity in Europe needs to lay off a quarter of its workforce, then heaven help us when this crunch fully hits the less productive.
a poor public image, vis-à-vis its workforce, clients, consumers
with an over-capacity fishing sector that has drastically reduced its workforce and catches, shipyards in decline
While the EU will continue to invest in its workforce and address unemployment,
The calculation would have to be such that a company which neither changed its workforce nor its working hours would pay the same social charges-we are not in the business of increasing deficits- but a company which did significantly reduce working time would make substantial savings on its social costs.
Inteco is proud that its workforce is a nice mix of people from a variety of backgrounds, each of whom make a unique contribution to Inteco's business activities!
a ceiling or mandatory"modulation" to reflect the prosperity of the farm and/or its workforce in order to secure a"fairer" distribution of support.
why it has not properly consulted its workforce.
employed more than 70% of its workforce abroad.
laying off a substantial amount of its workforce and placing its subcontractors in a vulnerable position.
which meant that the company should create benefits for its workforce, its suppliers, its customers and its government.
employment conditions of the EU institutions, and its workforce comprises both permanent civil servants