In accordance with this strategy, the central labor department proposed the goal that about 50%% of simple and small cases would be settled by mediation within enterprises, towns, and street offices in 3 to 5 years (Yearbook of Chinese Human Resources and Social Security Department 2010, 769).
The court summoned six officials working for Mr. Hussain's private housing enterprise, Bahria Town, to determine whether they had evidence against Arsalan Chaudhry.
To give his new venture a physical presence, he rented a storefront on Main Street, across from the P.C.N. & R. offices, and covered the front of the place with drop cloths while workers painted signs declaring the existence of a new enterprise in town — Philipstown.info.info
The last remaining Copley enterprise in town, the Borrego Sun, was left to cover the firing of 30 of the hotel's 115 employees.
We have a quarterly enterprise-wide town hall that we started last year that is really an interesting couple of hours.
Unless, of course, you want to count the people waiting in line to get on one of the tractor-pulled wagons during peak pick-your-own-apples time at Silverman's Farm, one of but a handful of commercial enterprises in town.
Case 6: DSH was a dyeing technician in a township enterprise in Pu Town beginning in 1989.
Throughout Serbia, many theaters, companies and schools shut down, and public offices and enterprises in towns like Cacak also shut.
To be fair, there is a significant amount of business enterprise near the town (which derives its name from the days when it served as a crossing point over the creek-size River Cam), but you can literally pet a cow in the field behind King's College in the town's centre.
Take YWL as an example: Case 2: In 1992, YWL was employed by a locative printing and dyeing mill in an enterprise of Pu Town, taking charge of business services.
