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1 коммерческие факторы
В сфере обучения существуют следующие коммерческие факторы: ожидаемый размер гонорара, время готовности/подготовки к проведению обучения, способность привлекать (и сохранять) слушателей. — Commercial factors involved in training are as follows: expected honorarium, availability/lead time for conducting training, ability to attract (and keep) participants.
факторы, определяющие уровни производительности — factors that determine productivity levels
Обычно включают ряд взаимодействующих и взаимно обусловливающих переменных: доступные запасы рабочей силы, земли, сырья, недвижимости, образование и квалификация работников, уровень технологии, методы организации производства, энергия и предприимчивость управляющих и рабочих, а также широкий спектр социальных, психологических и культурных факторов, которые лежат в основе экономических установок и поведения и обусловливают их. — These normally include a number of interacting and mutually conditioning variables, such as available supplies of labor, land, raw materials, capital facilities, education and skills of labor force, level of technology, methods of organizing production, energy and enterprise of managers and workers, and a wide range of social, psychological and cultural factors that underlie and condition economic attitudes and behavior.
Факторы, которые учитываются при разработке плана трудовых ресурсов: изменчивый характер бизнеса, коэффициент выбытия и другие причины потерь в трудовых ресурсах, изменения в социальных условиях и условиях приема на работу, изменения в сфере образования, изменения в содержании работы, изменения в организационной структуре компании и схеме продвижения по службе. — The factors that are taken into account in developing a manpower plan are as follows: the changing nature of the business; the rate of retirement and other causes of staff losses, changes in social and employment conditions, changes in education, changes in job content, changes in the company's organization structure and promotion patter.
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