Stakeholders in this scenario focus on consolidating the labor arbitrage space to achieve increased efficiencies and greater scale.
But pessimists say that without country-by-country quotas, apparel makers may simply consolidate in bigger labor markets, like China and Mexico.
In the restive period that followed, Louverture consolidated power, ultimately enforcing a labor code no less repressive than slavery.
Under the plan, more minority members would be added to union boards, and 25 city and regional labor councils upstate would be consolidated into five councils, a measure meant to cut costs and increase efficiency.
Across the nation, 2.8-million factory positions -- or 16% of the manufacturing base -- have evaporated in the last 3 1/2 years as plants have consolidated operations or moved production to cheaper foreign labor markets.
Free labor was supposed to have triumphed in the Civil War, but as industry consolidated its power in the Reconstruction era, some laborers began to wonder.
MG was famous for its sports cars in the 1930s and 1940s, but suffered from the late 1960s onward as the labor-strife torn British car industry consolidated itself into near-oblivion.
He wants to cut corporate taxes, simplify labor laws, consolidate the retirement system, invest in education and vocational training, and reinvigorate France's relationship with Europe.
Studies based on multiple claims offer the foundation of knowledge to better organize health care, eg, the question of consolidating specific departments, especially labor wards, in central units with a higher volume of contacts has been influenced by these patients' safety evaluations.
A different group of economists looked at local labor markets and found the same thing: The more employers have consolidated, the lower the pay.
Between 1929, when Stalin had firmly consolidated his position as Lenin's heir, and 1953, eighteen million people were sent to labor camps in the Soviet Union.
