Ind- og udstationerede medarbejdere
English translation: In- and outsourced workers
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| 4 | In- and outsourced workers; (US/City of London) employees seconded inwards and outwards |
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In- and outsourced workers; (US/City of London) employees seconded inwards and outwards Explanation: I recall from my own time 'served' in the City of London, albeit pre-sourcing vocab days, that I had been seconded to an office inwards (within the same building) as well as outwards (across the street and abroad). Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/insourcing.html Reference: http://www.sulijapartners.com/outward-and-inward-secondment |
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