We fix it, but most importantly, we relocate it.

Special incentives are often provided to companies willing to relocate to these zones.

On the other hand, we must relocate parts of our production in these countries.

(h) Relocate operating units to lower cost duty stations relocate corporate headquarters and support service functions to a zone more central to UNOPS operations, where support costs are lower sublease the Chrysler Building to assure full rental cost recovery.

Before their eviction, agreement had been reached to relocate them to conventional housing in the same municipality.

with no employees.

Moreover, 7.2 of women employees and 2.2 of men employees are employed part time.

Habsade played a central role on behalf of the opposition in blocking initial TFG moves to relocate there.

To relocate into only two wings of the floor would require renovations, which may not be cost effective.

This benefit is available to employees whose employer's regular workforce is at least 50 employees.

With more money moving around, businesses rehire employees and ask existing employees to work more hours.

On my recent visit to Australia, we signed an agreement to relocate a space surveillance radar to Western Australia.

If employers tell their new employees that a pension saving plan is available, and even promise to match employees contributions, a significant fraction of employees still will not participate.

Another strategy would be to relocate some of the staff, including those in functional departments, to regional offices in the field.

It therefore took the daring unilateral initiative, on 13 June 2005, to relocate itself from Nairobi to Somalia with minimal help.

Employers who hire employees on a fixed term contract to replace women employees who are on pregnancy or confinement leave are subsidized, for the duration of the women employees' leave, with a sum equal to their insurance contribution liability for the insurance coverage of the hired employees.

This project will benefit 5,000 employees.

EOBI Employees Old age Benefits Institution.

Bavaria s government increased the workweek from 38.5 to 40 hours for older employees and to 42 hours for younger employees.

This petition concerned early retirement arrangements for the Fund's employees, providing preferable benefits to male employees up to the age of 65, whilst granting female employees these benefits only up to the age of 60.

The proposition is ultimately simple use computers not just to find good employees, but also to help people become better employees.

Public sector employees had even more advantages.

It has 16,000 employees as of 2013.

Altogether about 1,000,000 employees might be covered.

He expects that within the next 50 years, the 100,000 people that live there will have to relocate to New Zealand or Australia.

The unfortunate result is an uneven playing field, with incentives for banks to relocate operations, whether geographically or in terms of legal entities.

This year, we deployed F 22s and MV 22 Ospreys to Japan and reached an important agreement to relocate our forces on Okinawa.

Employers are required to ensure a leave from work for pregnant employees for pre birth medical examination without reducing the employees' salary.

This Act is of particular importance to employees with temporary employment contracts, among whom women and employees from ethnic minorities clearly predominate.

There is broad support among employers, employees and works councils alike for the equal treatment of employees regardless of their working hours.

Regular casual employees covered by federal awards and agreements have the same access to job protected unpaid parental leave as permanent employees.

The ruling dealt with early retirement arrangements for the Fund's employees, which provided preferable benefits to male employees up to the age of 65, whilst granting female employees these provisions benefits only up to the age of 60.

The employers initially trusted the employees to work hard without specific incentives, and quickly learned that, without such incentives, many employees would shirk.

For example, the Venezuelan and Colombian governments were confronted with the need to relocate tens of thousands of families displaced by floods in 2010.

They explain that the only means by which separation may be avoided would be for Vanessa to leave with them and relocate to Fiji.

This choice directly concerns more than 150,000 employees.

The employees were very nice and smiling again.

Most employees were released on 3 November 2008.

At March 2007, the company had 210 employees.

All employees get allowances paid in US dollars.

More specifically, employers with more than 50 employees will be required after 2014 to purchase an approved insurance policy for their full time employees.

The main American manufacturer of that active ingredient decided a few years ago to relocate to China because it's the world's biggest supplier of pigs.

Relocation In 2003, the governor of Jakarta, Sutiyoso announced his plan to relocate the original Bendera Pusaka from the State Palace to the National Monument.

There is concern that Government agents are putting pressure on, and in some instances forcing, internally displaced persons to relocate, in particular in Southern Darfur.

My delegation strongly reiterates Nepal's desire to relocate the Centre to Kathmandu and to make it operational during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.