Sentence examples for burden firms from inspiring English sources
Pooling employees is a natural way to share the cost burden — firms hire both healthy people and sick.
One unnamed critic in the Daily Mail dubbed the plan "socialism in one clause" which would burden firms with excessive red tape.
It has long reflected unhealthily close relations between bureaucrats and business, distorting the work of civil servants on the look out for a plum job, and burdening firms with the deadweight of ex-pen pushers serving as "senior advisers".
Thus highly indebted households find it harder to "smooth" their consumption and similarly burdened firms find it harder to invest when their revenues dip.To assess the threat debt poses to economic stability, Douglas Sutherland and Peter Hoeller of the OECD have calculated trend rates of debt to GDP, smoothing out the cyclical ups and downs.
Responding to Mr Miliband's task force plan, the CBI warned about "burdening" firms with inspections, saying any changes should target criminals.
In addition to these reporting burdens, firms must prove to their regulators and to government offices with which they do business that they are meeting or working toward racial and gender hiring guidelines.
Groshen has discussed possible research with ILR's Labor Dynamics Institute on the cognitive burden of firms and of the people responding for firms, and how it relates to privacy and confidentiality, said Lars Vilhuber, the institute's executive director.
He wants European countries to step up to the challenges, by reducing regulatory burden on firms and reforming labour markets.
The tax would apply to about 50 companies and would impose the greatest burden on firms that rely less on customer deposits.
They saw Europe's host of related regulations along with a carbon-trading system of limited impact as little more than a burden on firms' competitiveness.
These included rules that required companies to report to the authorities every little tweak to their product mix a burden for firms, but a gold mine for researchers.
