labour hoarding

labour hoarding
эк. тр. сохранение избыточной рабочей силы* (практика, заключающаяся в поддержании предприятием численности персонала сверх необходимой в периоды сокращения спроса на продукцию, общего экономического спада и иных подобных обстоятельствах; ведет к возникновению избыточной занятости и скрытой безработицы)
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придерживание рабочей силы при сокращении спроса на продукцию

Англо-русский экономический словарь.

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