Nog een raadsel... de logica ontgaat me!

Dutch translation: see explanation.

15:54 Apr 1, 2008
English to Dutch translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Human Resources
English term or phrase: Nog een raadsel... de logica ontgaat me!
Nog een raadsel uit mijn HRM artikel.

Als argument voor het aannemen van jonge mensen, zegt een bedrijf:

younger workers are needed to fill the gap as the older workers leave. If organizations don’t do anything it is obvious for older workers to come in.

Ik snap dat laatste niet. Dus ik denk dat het 'to come in' het raadsel is... :-)
Els Spin
Netherlands
Local time: 07:08
Dutch translation:see explanation.
Explanation:
No problem to me. If the organisation does not employ younger people they will be forced to take in older persons (which they donot want to do as they are more experienced...)

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Note added at 43 mins (2008-04-01 16:37:48 GMT)
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Any company will run out of employees if it has a rotten stinking name. If the pay is good, better, best, the best and high it will not run out of employees. Check: Danger money for security people in Irak. I kew an employer who in fact only employed retired people, who were bored staying at home. he produced the best shoes...
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L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen
South Africa
Local time: 07:08
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Oké, oké, oké. Je moet er dus van alles bij bedenken, wat niet echt past in een wetenschappelijk artikel. Maar vooruit, ik geef me gewonnen!
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L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen


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nog een raadsel... de logica ontgaat me!
see explanation.


Explanation:
No problem to me. If the organisation does not employ younger people they will be forced to take in older persons (which they donot want to do as they are more experienced...)

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Note added at 43 mins (2008-04-01 16:37:48 GMT)
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Any company will run out of employees if it has a rotten stinking name. If the pay is good, better, best, the best and high it will not run out of employees. Check: Danger money for security people in Irak. I kew an employer who in fact only employed retired people, who were bored staying at home. he produced the best shoes...

L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen
South Africa
Local time: 07:08
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PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Oké, oké, oké. Je moet er dus van alles bij bedenken, wat niet echt past in een wetenschappelijk artikel. Maar vooruit, ik geef me gewonnen!
Notes to answerer
Asker: But that would still fill the gap, wouldn't it? I would have thought that argument would be that the companies would run out of employers.

Asker:

Asker: employees, I mean. :-)


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Dave Calderhead: no - more expensive!
7 mins
  -> Not necessarily. See my comments.

agree  Dennis Seine: That's how I read it as well
11 mins
  -> Me too!

agree  Kate Hudson (X): take on older persons - and they are more expensive generally
23 mins
  -> Not necessarily. See my comments.

agree  Etienne Muylle Wallace: juist
2 hrs
  -> "Da ge bedank zyt, da wet ge" how is this for flat flemish?
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