The snag is that unprofitable companies, which should have been squeezed out by competition, have remained alive because it is so hard to fire workers.
问题在于，那些本应被竞争挤出市场的无利可图的公司，却因为裁员如此之难而存活了下来。
Passing laws that make it less costly to hire and fire workers is likely to slow its advance.
法律允许的雇佣和解雇工人的低成本也容易减缓它的迭代。
Furthermore, new human resource laws implemented in the beginning of 2008 make it costlier to fire workers.
此外，2008年新实施的《人力资源法》使得解雇工人的费用更加高昂。
South African labour laws make it hard to fire workers, which deters companies from hiring them in the first place.
此外，南非的劳动法的规定限制公司在第一时间解雇工人，使得解雇变得困难。
Firms worried about future sales, low on cash and deprived of credit, may too readily fire workers without a subsidy.
由于公司为未来的支出、低现金流和消费持续下降而担忧，其可能迅速开除雇员而不给与任何补助。
"This is software that develops management skills," Kojima said. "you can even fire workers, something that you can't really do in real life."
“这是一款能锻炼管理能力的软件”小岛说，“你甚至可以解雇工人，这可能在真实生活中很难办到。”
Another problem for the EU, says Adema, is the rigidity of its labor market - it is difficult to fire workers, making it difficult to hire new ones.
欧盟的另一个问题，Adema说，是其僵化的劳动力市场——解雇工人是十分困难的，这也让雇佣新的员工变得困难。
Buffett began lamenting the poor sales at the units in late 2008, and has said previously that some businesses were forced to close plants and fire workers.
2008年底，巴菲特开始叹息各个子公司销售不佳的情况，在那之前还说过一些公司被迫关闭工厂、解雇工人。
“It could take years to clarify under what circumstances firms can fire workers and pay only 20 days’ compensation,” says Luis Garicano, of the London School of Economics.
伦敦经济学院的经济学家LuisGaricano说：“需要花费几年的时间去澄清这个前提条件，即在什么样的环境下，企业能在解雇员工时仅付给20天的补偿费。
"It could take years to clarify under what circumstances firms can fire workers and pay only 20 days' compensation," says Luis Garicano, of the London School of Economics.
伦敦经济学院的经济学家Luis Garican o说：“需要花费几年的时间去澄清这个前提条件，即在什么样的环境下，企业能在解雇员工时仅付给20天的补偿费。”
“It could take years to clarify under what circumstances firms can fire workers and pay only 20 days’ compensation, ” says Luis Garicano, of the London School of Economics.
伦敦经济学院的经济学家LuisGaricano说：“需要花费几年的时间去澄清这个前提条件，即在什么样的环境下，企业能在解雇员工时仅付给20天的补偿费。
The snag is that unprofitable companies, which should have been squeezed out by new competition, have remained alive, because it is devilishly difficult to fire workers.
障碍存在于那些不能盈利的公司，由于裁员过于困难，那些本该被新时期的竞争挤出的公司仍在运作。
He also visited a police station and a fire station, paying tribute to rescue workers.
他还走访了一个警察局和一个消防站，向救援人员致敬。
Workers at places of public gathering will receive special training on how to evacuate people when a fire breaks out.
公众聚集场所的工作人员还将接受培训，学习火灾发生时如何及时疏散人员。
A fire at the company's Texas City refinery in 2005 killed 15 workers and revealed what at the time was clearly a poor safety culture.
2005年，该公司位于得克萨斯城的一家炼油厂发生爆炸，15名工人死亡，这一事故当时明确地揭露了该公司存在安全隐患。
Japanese workers are scrambling to control a nuclear plant after a fire that may have burned several fuel rods.
日本的一个核电站发生火灾后，可能已经烧掉几个核燃料棒，日本工人们正艰难地掌控着它。
Workers gathered around a fire.
图为这里的人们聚集在火旁。
Thus far, 34,000 Bangladeshi workers have returned from Libya and many others are trapped under fire in the docks of Misrata (they are now subjects of an international rescue mission).
迄今为止，34,000名孟加拉工人离开了利比亚回到国内，而其他人被困在米斯拉塔码头的炮火下(他们现在是国际救援的主要目标人群)。
Thus far, 34, 000 Bangladeshi workers have returned from Libya and many others are trapped under fire in the docks of Misrata (they are now subjects of an international rescue mission).
迄今为止，34,000名孟加拉工人离开了利比亚回到国内，而其他人被困在米斯拉塔码头的炮火下(他们现在是国际救援的主要目标人群)。
Hillsborough County Fire Rescue workers used a rope to pull back out through the roof, after which he was arrested for burglary.
Hillsborough县的消防人员用一条绳子把他从屋顶拉出来而后以非法入室的罪名拘捕他。
The company must still slash labor costs further, and probably fire 20, 000 additional workers. It wants to close hundreds of its dealerships.
通用公司必须仍然进一步消减劳动力成本，大约两万的的工人将被解雇，它还想关闭数以百计的代理商。
On 20 April 2010, an oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico left a dozen workers missing, several more critically injured and started a large fire that was still churning out smoke days later.
2010年4月20日，墨西哥海湾的一个钻塔爆炸，十几个工人下落不明，几个重伤，并且引发了大火。几天后，这场大火仍在大量炮制烟雾。
Earlier this month, Birmingham council came under fire when news leaked that some road workers -- whose job was to paint white lines on the city's streets -- earned 1, 000 pounds a week.
其实伯明翰市议会在10月初时已成为饱受民众抨击的众矢之的，根据媒体当时透露的消息，当地某些只是负责为城市街道刷上白色交通指示线的路政工人竟然每周也可以挣到1000英镑。
As they descended, they were passed by fire fighters and rescue workers, panting, pushing their way up the stairs in their heavy boots and gear.
撤离的过程中，他们不断遇到穿戴着笨重的防火靴和设备的消防员和救援人员喘着粗气沿着楼梯向上。
That's largely because of a system called "flexicurity" that gives employers the freedom to hire and fire, while the state supports laid-off workers with generous benefits and retraining.
这主要是因为一种名为“灵活保障”的制度，它使得雇主拥有解雇和招聘（员工）的自由，同时国家给予岗职工优厚的福利待遇和再就业培训。
Half the workers are on permanent contracts that make them extremely hard (and costly) to fire.
一半的工人享受终身合同这使得解雇他们变得非常的难而且成本巨大。
His obsession with value for public money led him to fire 40% of the city's non-uniform workers.
他对公共资金价值的执着使得他解雇了本市40%的没有正式工作的人。
His obsession with value for public money led him to fire 40% of the city's non-uniform workers.
他对公共资金价值的执着使得他解雇了本市40%的没有正式工作的人。
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