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Employers appeared to shorten the informal training periods at times of high
demand , and lengthen them again as the demand slackened . ? One developing
country where emigration does seem to have strongly affected the local labour ...
Employers appeared to shorten the informal training periods at times of high
demand , and lengthen them again as the demand slackened . ? One developing
country where emigration does seem to have strongly affected the local labour ...
Page 250
And the Federation of Economic Organizations ( Keidanren ) has estimated that
by the end of the century the labour shortage will reach 5 million , about 7 per
cent of the total labour demand . ” The Japanese Government , officially at least ,
has ...
And the Federation of Economic Organizations ( Keidanren ) has estimated that
by the end of the century the labour shortage will reach 5 million , about 7 per
cent of the total labour demand . ” The Japanese Government , officially at least ,
has ...
Page 255
When a temporary export boom increases the demand for foreign workers , the
Government can accommodate it by letting in more foreign workers , providing
the workers do not stay on after the boom " : 12 The Government exerts control
over ...
When a temporary export boom increases the demand for foreign workers , the
Government can accommodate it by letting in more foreign workers , providing
the workers do not stay on after the boom " : 12 The Government exerts control
over ...
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