Significats de low labour en anglès

That knowledge base, plus low labour and material costs, is attracting overseas business.

Boute says the competitive advantage lies in geography and relatively low labour costs.

China has relatively low labour costs and a plentiful supply of programmers and visual artists, industry experts say.

Hanoi hopes the country's low labour costs and a slew of free trade pacts nearing conclusion will prompt foreign investment to surge.

One of the main reasons cannabis is so widely grown, UNODC said, is because of its low labour costs and high returns.

We will never compete with China and India on low labour costs; it has to be on high productivity, inventiveness and creativity.

Tight control over manufacturing and low labour costs have enabled Chinese groups to offer powerful phones at lower prices than competitors like Samsung.

For decades, western countries outsourced surgical masks, ventilators, personal protective equipment and medicines to countries with low labour costs and loose environmental restrictions, mainly China.

Thousands of firms from then-West Germany and other Western countries subcontracted production to state-controlled firms behind the Iron Curtain, attracted by the low labour costs.

Low labour mobility in Japan could be an issue, but Nakahata said Hitachi's 150,000-strong job pool in Japan will allow reshuffling without layoffs.