Johor Baru offers value for money for foreign companies keen to set up their regional headquarters here in terms of cheaper office rentals, support facilities and manpower costs.
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Outstanding reforms include an overhaul of labor laws to reduce manpower costs, helping provincial governments place their finances on an even footing and making public administration more efficient.
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That is inevitable in India too, because companies want to reduce their overheads including manpower costs, increase flexibility, and concentrate on areas where they can truly add value.
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But this has a high manpower cost; the carry-on baggage screeners quickly learn to recognize the testers, so the agents can run only a few tests at each airport.
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These companies resorted to retrenchment due to the decline in demand for their products, coupled with higher manpower costs and the global consolidation of their parent entities, she said.
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In healthcare sector, no new investment has been done because of difficulty in maintaining growth, attributed to shortage of skilled medical and pharmaceutical staff and the rise in manpower costs.
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By using the Indian infrastructure . . . with high degree of skill and relatively lower manpower costs . . . we can, together, reduce overall costs and jointly develop state-of-art aviation.
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Hebert's proposal is to save maintenance and utility costs by closing the station and manpower costs by demoting the men assigned to the East Tunnel Boulevard firehouse, since fewer stations would require fewer officers.
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According to Electronic Seal Pte Ltd, the provider of low-cost electronic tagging and monitoring system, the new technology will save manpower costs, time and improve operational safety as physical checking at port's entrance or exit is eliminated.
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At a press briefing Sunday morning, Streicher said the manpower costs of the week's unrest would be " astronomical " and there was still no estimate of the damage done to businesses, homes and public property during the rioting.
