Sentence examples for result of outsourcing from inspiring English sources

INGRAM MICRO INC., Santa Ana, Calif., a computer products distributor, said it would cut 550 jobs, or 20percentt of its North American staff, as a result of outsourcing and other actions, for annual savings of $25 million by 2006.

He also announced that the government had agreed to keep in place the "fair deal" provision which ensures staff transferring out of the public sector as a result of outsourcing would have their pension rights protected.

That particular branch of the textile industry declined as consumer tastes changed, but other textiles continued to be produced in the town providing a major source of employment until the 1990s and 2000s when the textile industry across the UK suffered a major decline as a result of outsourcing to low wage countries.

The increase in China's imports is partly a result of outsourcing, as Chinese processors import raw material from all major regions, including South and North America and Europe for re-processing and export.

More than 175 employees at entertainment-related companies in Burbank likely will be laid off starting in December, many as a result of outsourcing custodial services, studio representatives said.

To clarify, Maria Nash fears cuts to the quality of social care as a result of the outsourcing of support services, not care services ('EasyCouncil' model for local services faces high court challenge, 23 January, page 6).

The determinants of conglomerate investments can be found in: reaching economies of scale and transaction costs' decreasing, especially when the integrations are the result of the outsourcing of logistics activities previously carried out within the firm.

No city staff will be laid off as a result of the outsourcing, Dombroski said at the meeting.

The corresponding increase in participation of developing countries is a result of the outsourcing of production, at least for the part destined to enter international markets, but also of development in their aquaculture sector, which through economies of scale and improved technology, has reduced costs and prices and thereby expanded the market overall.

He says many of the guests at the Queens hotel are nurses and other medical professionals who commute to hospitals in Manhattan, a result of some hospitals' outsourcing of medical professionals.

As a result, the outsourcing of EVS workers could have the unintended consequence of increasing the incidence of HAIs.