Translation of "Kurze arbeitswege" in English

The GIZ Campus will help staff work together closely and offer them a well-developed infrastructure.

Flexible processes and short, simple workflows are among the success factors of a dynamic editorial department.

In research buildings, technology that is employed sensibly makes possible short work paths and guarantees adherence to conditions of space.

Commuting on foot among men was more common in Ireland (18%) and Italy (18%) less common in Denmark (7%) and the Netherlands (8%) where bicycles were more often used by men for short journeys to work.

Living in the central business district has many advantages: short commutes and fast connections in all directions.

Short commutes by the openness of the kitchen to the living room, as well as high quality processed materials speak for know-how in the construction.

Rationalize processes through planning, close lines of communication, automation and optimized speeds inside your workflow – DALEX designs & develops the necessary highly-complex fabrication cells and special plant.

Hirsch argues that many women, due to domestic responsibilities, tend to care more about commuting times or working hours than salary offered.

Some of our colleagues have a large and some a very short way to work but its so much fun to count the kilometers.

The working strokes of the pressing slide and its actuating time are correspondingly short.

To shorten the commute, he moved to Brandenburg with his family.

While high city centre population densities produce shorter journeys to work, metropolitan growth particularly in the Paris area has produced this pattern of long duration journeys to work.

Regional cities offered familiarity to those from nearby areas, lower costs of living, shorter commutes, and, in general, a more relaxed lifestyle than could be had in larger cities.

Although bicycle commuting was more commonly used for shorter work journeys twice the proportion of men commuted to work on a bicycle.

In contrast, detailed research in Jutland by Madsen (1974) found that workers in young and older age groups commuted shorter distances. Between workers resident in towns and rural

In France most of the shortest journeys under 1 km were also made by unskilled manual service and farm workers usually on foot.

32 earning over £5000 per annum it was 10.7 miles. Furthermore, within most income bands those workers who commuted from households without cars travelled on average 20 per cent shorter distances than those with cars.

While local employment is likely to increase the system of 'piece work' and reduce the possibilities for union organisation, there should be net benefits to the employee in terms of removing the fatigue of daily commuting, increasing the flexibility of their time allocation for non-work activities, increasing their leisure time as a result of shorter commuting trips, and generally making the concept of working hours a less significant aspect of life style.

Fundamentally, at relatively high secondary field oscillation frequencies, an area is entered where the operating paths become shorter since the full deformation paths of the magnetic field can no longer be used for mass transport.

Thanks to the short distances and with the cows standing at 40 degrees the operator has excellent access to each cow and is able to milk over 100 cows in an hour.