Sentence examples for factory relocation from inspiring English sources

He had his staff produce a series about factory relocation called "They Came North to Success".

"But if I want a small controllable team of telesales people, or back-office workers with a cultural fit to the continental EU or Britain, then it can be much more appropriate to choose an east European country".It is the same story in manufacturing, For time-insensitive goods and long production runs, China is still the clear winner for global factory relocation.

In 2008 price increases were blamed on factory relocations required for the Olympics; in 2009 it was floods and power shortages; and in 2010 it was labour and regulation.

It is painfully obvious that the threat of factory relocations has harmed the bargaining power of workers here and abroad.

Table 5 Cost-saving percentages of selected factories Factory 1 2 3 Total machine relocation 30.29 39.87 56.05 Machine setup 34.10 23.49 29.61 Inter-cell material handling 28.41 47.66 37.48 Total cost of the objective function 31.12 34.60 47.14.

In Mr. Bouie's blog, he explained how his neighbors in adjacent communities were compensated by Georgia-Pacific at a higher rate than he and how the polluting factory paid for their relocation.

Recently, it is gaining steam — appropriate, since the ads often use blasts of steam to signal something is being built — with proposals in Washington to offer incentives to encourage the location or relocation of factories in the United States.

If not, bending to Ukip and the Brexit-ultras – who are borne on the noxious rising tide of racism, and place immigration control as the overriding purpose of state policy – the amount of disinvestment, the disruption of trade flows and relocation of factories and offices to the EU will become overwhelming.

More than 845,000 U.S. workers in the manufacturing sector have been certified for Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) since NAFTA because they lost their jobs due to imports from Canada and Mexico or the relocation of factories to those countries.

The test features 11 of the 12 F1 teams, with struggling HRT having dropped out to concentrate on the relocation of their factory to Madrid.

Along with a relocation of dirty factories ahead of the 2008 Olympics, this has contributed to a sharp fall in sulphur dioxide emissions, which failed to meet standards for only three days last winter, compared with 106 days in 1998.