Sentence examples for deployment labour from inspiring English sources

In November 2005, DuPont, a multinational chemicals company, outsourced its HR services, such as workforce planning and deployment, labour relations and performance management, to Convergys Corporation, a firm based in Cincinnati.

The contribution of education and training to economic development is apparent in the changes that have taken place in the deployment of labour in the developing economies.

In this issue we include five papers that utilise job requirements data from Germany, the UK, Spain and the US, demonstrating the versatility of a task-based approach to studying the deployment of labour.

The works of Papakostas et al. (2010) and Oke and Charles-Owaba (2006) revealed that the effective management of maintenance operations is highly important to decision-makers in the industry as cost could be conserved in the deployment of labour, strategies for development and actualization of techniques modelling for efficient maintenance implementation and scheduling.

When the deployment of the labour force is followed over a period of time, certain patterns appear.

The electorate is now so queasy about foreign adventures that future governments are likely to be wary of embarking on new ones; the ongoing, bloody campaign in Afghanistan, the other long-term deployment of the Labour era, is increasingly unpopular.

These types of investments do not require substantial capital investment or deployment of advanced technology or skilled labour.

Their deployment is faster than the more labour intensive IRS and larvicide treatment [ 45].

Camera traps offer a much more accurate assessment of an area's tiger density, but the technique is expensive and labour intensive, resulting in its deployment being limited to places that have a relatively high number of the big cats.

She said: "I find it extraordinary that Labour members seem to equate the deployment of renewables with decarbonisation.

It was hard to find a single backbench Labour MP who supported the planned deployment of British troops near Baghdad under American command.