Sentence examples for outsourcing workers from inspiring English sources

Rival Carillion today came out fighting, saying major public sector customers in areas like defence and health had not been put off outsourcing workers by the G4S fiasco.

Unlike in the city, where outsourcing workers come and go, "in the village, nobody gives up these jobs," said Verghese Jacob, who heads the Byrraju Foundation, which plans to gradually hand over ownership of the data centers to the villagers.

Romney got rich while firing and outsourcing workers and slashing their wages and benefits.

The information within showed UoL management admitting that its policy of outsourcing workers has managed to pull off the neat trick of making services both worse and more expensive.

In many developing countries, economic shifts brought about by trade have helped create new jobs for women: for example, garment workers in Lesotho or business process outsourcing workers in India.

Epidemiology concern: During the 2003 outbreak of SARS, outsourcing workers, such as the housekeepers, were the primary media of virus transmission.

These companies have used the sharp downturn as an opportunity to cull their payrolls for good -- substituting labor-saving technologies and outsourcing to workers abroad or to contract workers here.

To deal with this demand for low-cost and flexibility, many manufacturers rely on sub-contracting (i.e., outsourcing temporary workers), which has resulted in instability in employment in many of the developing countries and increased their workers' overtime (Gardetti and Torres 2012).

It regulates some of the murky practices of outsourcing temporary workers without paying them benefits, a measure many employers had used to get around the 42-year-old labor law.

India is outsourcing outsourcing.

Firms outsourcing production to workers without even formal contracts are setting the stage for deeper resentment, he said.