Sentence examples for relocation of jobs from inspiring English sources

The new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that about 16,000 layoffs in the quarter were because of the relocation of jobs.

This approach allows ease in relocation of jobs since only the required data is copied and the relocation to any idle resource is easily achieved.

Ahlfeldt and Feddersen's [2] study on the HSR connection between Frankfurt and Cologne showed that the shock to access on small cities with exogenous connections to the HSR lines because of their location between the two stations created persistent growth in local per capita revenue, with relocation of jobs and population to those areas.

On Wednesday evening, Air France offered to scrap part of its plans to shift some of its European operations to Transavia, having earlier offered to put the plans on ice, and to "guarantee that there will be no relocation" of jobs.

Equally dramatic was the relocation of jobs away from ports and railheads to freeways and airports.

There is a vast literature about urban renewal, suburban sprawl, the building of the freeways, the relocation of jobs out of cities into suburbs and exurbs (and out of the country), etc., but that work is about how the cities were destroyed.

This way, the job status can be determined and, where necessary, relocation of the job to a new instance initiated.

Significant effects were found for key events such as relocation, change of job, birth of first child, separation/divorce, moving in with partner and retirement.

So today the government is accepting and will implement the Lyons review for the relocation of civil service jobs.

At the same time investors in British real estate have finally realized that relocation of myriad financial jobs, combined with a general Brexit inspired recession, will not do wonders for property values.

Divorce, loss of jobs, relocation all play major roles in adults returning to the family nest.