Sentences with phrase «cost inefficiencies»

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This misalignment creates cost inefficiencies and additional greenhouse gas emissions.

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If employees are disengaged and disconnected, it costs the company in lackluster service, production inefficiency or poor customer service.

By addressing the inefficiencies of the system, the cost of care and insurance will be reduced, she added.

This eliminates inefficiencies and bias; therefore, reducing overall business costs and improving practices.

Proponents of privatization say that it's simply not financially feasible for the government to pay for trillions of dollars in projects, and that even if it were possible, bureaucracy tends to lead to cost overruns and inefficiencies.

He had his staff spend two years and close to $ 2 million building a complex computer program called Pipeline, which tracks the cost of every second of every call so that he can find and stamp out any inefficiencies hiding in the traffic.

The economist points out that market inefficiency can result when costs, financial or otherwise, are not internalized (i.e., when costs are instead imposed on innocent third parties).

Other unfavourable factors include weakening market demand amid the economic downturn, administrative inefficiency, non-transparent legal systems, foreign exchange controls, high tax rates and high labour costs, the report said.

«With all the inefficiencies being eliminated and all the time being created, it allows for more consumption and quantity, and the cost of those goods and services is going to continue coming down.

He now believes we're firmly in a «Waze phase,» characterized by fewer costs and inefficiencies.

Lack of inventory oversight can lead to numerous inefficiencies within the warehouse, which have the potential of slowing down operations and increasing costs.

In her book Law and Reorder, published by the American Bar Association in 2010, she describes a legal profession «where the billable hour no longer works»; where attorneys, judges, recruiters, and academics all agree that this system of compensation has perverted the industry, leading to brutal work hours, massive inefficiency, and highly inflated costs.

Fees and hidden trading costs and other inefficiencies will erode most of the extra returns from all but the rarest rarer - than - pandas fund managers.

Distrust adds costs and inefficiencies.»

While the Better Government Association has claimed Illinois» budget contains no fat to trim, a deeper analysis reveals the state has many areas of expensive inefficiency to reform in state and local government costs, the Medicaid program and K - 12 education.

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Any effort to expand, update or alter the Security System is likely to be complex, and unanticipated delays in the completion of these projects may lead to project costs, operational inefficiencies or vulnerabilities to security breaches.

The estimated two million employed alcoholics probably cost industry a billion dollars annually in absenteeism, high accident rates, and inefficiency.

«Instead of reducing the quality of our products, which is how most of the market is coping with economic change, we look more to how we can improve our delivery and production costs and take inefficiencies out of our operations.»

Underperforming open industrial waste water treatment lagoons are on the way out after more than a century, as industry counts the cost of their pollution, odours, leakage, energy wastage and relative inefficiency in fixing the problems they set out to address.

Operational Excellence strips out inefficiency and unnecessary costs in any or all parts of a company, and puts in place repeatable business processes that can support sustainable growth.

Using fresh dairy adds complexity, inefficiency and cost to many production processes.

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We simplify and organize, removing inefficiencies and non-value-adding costs.

When we step in, our singular perspective allows us to not only resolve inefficiencies and find hidden costs — it gives us the power to alleviate frustrations.

Importers of have constantly complained about the inefficiencies at the port and about officials of these agencies who claim extort monies from them thus raising their cost of doing business.

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The government would «cut costs, cut inefficiencies, cut unnecessary programmes, and cut lower priority budgets,» he said.

The resistance to tariff is due, partly, to the fact that consumers are paying for inefficiencies of utility companies especially costs arising from political decisions that had only served the interest of some political elites.

«The resistance to tariff is due, partly, to the fact that consumers are paying for inefficiencies of utility companies especially costs arising from political decisions that had only served the interest of some political elites,» the TUC said.

Speaking at the Conservative party conference a fortnight ago, Hunt described the costs as unaffordable and indicated the health department would need to make savings from «the huge amount of inefficiency in the system» to foot the bill at least in part.

The cost, the waste, the inefficiency of our 10,500 local governments is still this state's financial albatross and that is what is driving up the cost.

Giambra called the New York transit system «a disgrace,» citing waste, inefficiency and what he called a pay - to - play culture that drives up costs and makes «commuting a hellish experience.»

«This suffocating bureaucracy and inefficiency stifles growth, kills jobs and costs hard working North Country families money that should be kept in their pockets.»

The SAGE Commission is charged scaling back government costs and inefficiencies in order to achieve long - term savings.

We started by focusing on areas we suspected to be major culprits of inefficiency at state agencies - notably, overtime pay and excessive or duplicative administrative costs.

Even ignoring the inconveniences and inefficiencies, the monetary costs of deploying parallel infrastructure is no small matter.

That inefficiency is a big part of why it costs about $ 10,000 per pound to get a satellite into orbit.

He also points out, however, that Verdant will be able to lower its costs over time through the mass production of its technology and the reduction of inefficiencies in the licensing and implementation processes.

Current methods to split water focus on its liquid form and thus require liquid electrolytes, which lead to high cost, inefficiency and other technical challenges.

Those inefficiencies meant that it cost $ 64,000 for the space shuttle to put one kilogram into low - earth orbit (LEO); an elevator, Laubscher calculates, could do it with 17.2 kilowatt - hours of electricity — about two dollars» worth.

Although solar cell technology for converting the sun's power into electricity has improved steadily in recent years, high costs and inefficiencies have kept it from being a serious replacement for fossil fuels.

(8) Finally, even if a burned - out physician stays in practice, hospitals often rack up costs due to physician inefficiency.

Board positions need to be made more attractive and augmented with research and staff support, or districts need to move toward alternative forms of governance in which the costs of inefficiency and lagging achievement become intolerable.

In jurisdictions where unions are powerful, therefore, many public officials have incentives to submit to union demands even if they know the result will be higher costs and inefficiencies.

School boards face little competition and needn't worry that they will lose business by agreeing to union demands that raise costs, promote inefficiencies, or lower school performance.

In the area of teacher pension reform, however, it is important to recognize that school administrators reap the largest net benefits from the current system, which has rising costs and clear inefficiencies.

Inefficiency leads to higher costs and higher prices — practically an invitation to competitors to lure away customers.