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Meanings of offshoring in English

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Catalan
deslocalització

Transnational relocation of business processes in the aim of enhancing efficience.

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Issues include healthcare, offshoring call center jobs, temporary job relocations and pensions.
Reuters
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But the group said the impact of offshoring on salaries is unknown.
Reuters
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Trump, sign an executive order preventing offshoring by federal contractors like Siemens.
The Guardian
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The law was sparked by offshoring of government call center services.
Reuters
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The Indian offshoring firms see the visa as a trade issue.
Reuters
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I'm going to negotiate prices. He also cautioned U.S. businesses against offshoring jobs.
Reuters
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That is in part the fruit of globalization and the offshoring of jobs.
Reuters
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The real attraction, especially since the massive refugee influx of 2015, is offshoring.
The Guardian
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Credit Suisse has offshoring operations in Wroclaw, several Indian cities and Raleigh, North Carolina.
Reuters
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Regulatory pressure on offshoring is expected to reverse that growth.
Reuters
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Plus, Havana is only an hour's flight from Miami, making it convenient for offshoring.
Wired
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However, the rise in the Swiss franc makes the economics of offshoring even more attractive.
Reuters
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Sticking points in contract negotiations had included job relocations, offshoring call-center jobs, pensions and healthcare coverage.
Reuters
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In a globalized economy, companies began offshoring jobs.
Reuters
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The problem in Washington: Corporations are offshoring more than $2 trillion in corporate cash.
Reuters
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His offshoring activities are not unusual in an era when globalization has lowered international trade barriers.
Reuters
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