Such outsourcing may be affecting long-established plants and companies, which are more likely to have experienced, older workers who will have trouble finding jobs comparable to the ones they lost.
Ford has almost 200,000 employees outside the United States but does not release the proportion who are in white-collar jobs; comparable statistics for other automakers would suggest Ford has 25,000 to 35,000 white-collar employees outside the United States.
What Baquet did not know, until Gibson herself mentioned it to him at lunch, I'm told, is that she was offered a managing-editor job comparable to his own.
I wrote last Thursday, "What Baquet did not know, until Gibson herself mentioned it to him at lunch, I'm told, is that she was offered a managing-editor job comparable to his own.
Nearly half of workers surveyed by Zogby International, an opinion research firm, said they would hold out for a job comparable to their current one if they were laid off, and nearly two thirds would take a pay cut over moving to a new city.
And if they are over 50, there is only a small chance that they ever will have any job comparable to those they held prior to 2007.
In the 1960s and 70s, restaurant industry jobs were "comparable to other good jobs, like factory jobs".
She's getting all this newspaper coverage for being into "reorientation" of the commission, away from good-taste concepts like affirmative action, equal pay for jobs of comparable value, and bilingual education.
Few have been able to find new jobs with comparable pay and benefits.
The two jobs are comparable in terms of prestige and perks – the net income is around four times what a national prime minister gets – but the Council job doesn't involve managing a massive bureaucracy.
In Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk, the jobs are comparable: The legislators pass myriad laws and oversee bureaucracies with annual budgets exceeding $1 billion each that — among other things — assist the poor, run transit systems, provide health services and fight crime.
