Jeffrey A. Joerres, the chief executive of Manpower, the temporary employment company, agrees.
Cultural factors are partly responsible; Germany's Mittelstand of mid-sized family firms, for instance, sell their products globally but are more inclined to make things in their own backyard, says Hans Leentjes, head for northern Europe of Manpower, an employment agency.
Rehn also had a major influence on the international debates on the concept thanks to his position as Head of the OECD's Manpower Directorate from 1962 to 1973.
Gen. Amos Yaron, head of the army's manpower division, excepted returning captive Sgt. Hezi Shai from the criticism.
For the next five years, he was a manpower specialist and head of the social-affairs division of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.
"Ceasefire takes a lot of manpower," Wayne Hose, a former chief of police in Stockton, told me.
Mr. Calley told the Reuters news service that he considered Mr. Roth "a single piece of manpower in the movie business, a great director, great filmmaker and a great studio head".
"It's also a waste of manpower.
Unlimited engineering manpower is not available so requests should be rejected for lack of manpower.
"It's a problem of manpower and time.
